The National Education Union and the Association of School and College Leaders have commented on Ofsted’s recently released report that states 415 schools in England are ‘stuck’ in a cycle of low performance and need [read more]
The National Education Union have commented on the Conservative’s election win Commenting on the Conservative Party winning the General Election, Dr Mary Bousted, joint general secretary of the National Education Union, said: “Prime minister Johnson’s [read more]
The National Education Union say that their new analysis highlights the inadequacy of the government’s school building programme The National Education Union have claimed that the Conservative’s programme for school buildings is so inadequate that [read more]
A snapshot poll of 549 National Education Union members conducted by Deltapoll paints a ‘bleak picture’ of the Christmas many children and young people face this year When asked to describe the ways in which [read more]
This academic year’s new Ofsted framework update has caused discomfort for some – we look at the reasons why, and how you can make it easier to tackle Have you found it difficult to get [read more]
The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union have commented on the National Foundation for Educational Research’s report on T Levels The National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) explored how the [read more]
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]
NEU analysis of government data shows that more than £300m in one-off capital and revenue grants has been spent on failed free schools, University Technical Colleges (UTCs) and studio schools since 2010 The research also [read more]
The new GCSE system is widening the gap between rich and poor students, says report The new GCSE system in England is in danger of “further disadvantaging the disadvantaged”, a report by the Sutton Trust [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]
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