The Association of College Leaders and the National Education Union have commented on the Education Policy Institute’s analysis of the election manifestos This analysis of the manifesto promises of the five main parties (Conservative, Labour, [read more]
Labour have announced their plans for education which includes capping class sizes, increasing funding for schools and recruiting nearly 20,000 extra teachers Labour has promised to cap class sizes to a maximum of 30 pupils [read more]
The School Cuts website at www.schoolcuts.org.uk has been relaunched to show exactly what the manifestos of the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats mean for every individual school in England The interactive map shows not just [read more]
The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union have commented on the Conservative’s promise to strengthen Ofsted Boris Johnson is announcing plans for longer inspections and an extra £10m funding for [read more]
The National Education Union has published the results of a poll of parents of school-age children in England The poll conducted by Deltapoll showed that: Voting intention (excluding “would not vote” and “don’t know”): Labour [read more]
A coalition of education unions has today welcomed Labour’s manifesto commitment to reverse all cuts to school budgets and to make a once-in-a-generation investment in education The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), the [read more]
Labour have said that if they were to win the general election in December, they would “wage war” on poverty and reverse the policy of austerity implemented by the Conservative government Commenting on Labour’s plans [read more]
The National Education Union are urging people to not just vote on the basis of political party’s Brexit stance, but on all of their policies Commenting on the general election, Dr Mary Bousted, joint general [read more]
The National Education Union and the Association of School and College leaders have commented on Labour’s plans for education if they were to be elected Under Labour plans, every adult will be entitled to six [read more]
The National Education Union have commented on Labour’s plans to spend £1bn on opening 1,000 new early years centres Commenting on the Labour’s commitment to invest in early years education, Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of [read more]
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