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Therapy dogs make “amazing” difference to special schools in Northern Ireland
As reported by the BBC News, two therapy dogs have been said to have been a “really positive influence” on keep reading
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Our September issue has landed!
The September edition of Education Executive is now live and ready to read! Yet another summer has flown by, and the new academic keep reading
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Head teacher ‘nervous’ about lifting restrictions
As reported by BBC news, the head of a school in Worcestershire has said she fears what will happen in keep reading
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Disadvantaged pupils fearful over exam grades
As reported by BBC news, many pupils from low-income families in the UK worry they will receive unfair grades this keep reading
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Schools catch-up plan will hold Britain back for generation, says Starmer
As reported by The Guardian, ministers’ plans for post-COVID schools catch-up is so unambitious it will “hold Britain back for keep reading
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No 10 ‘tried to block’ data on spread of new COVID variant in English schools
Downing Street leaned on Public Health England not to publish crucial data on the spread of the new COVID variant in schools, keep reading
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Survey reveals that MIS could offer more to schools
EdExec, in collaboration with IRIS, set out to explore if MIS is future-fit for schools. The results offer some powerful keep reading
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English heads call for refund of £220m summer exam fees
As reported by The Guardian, campaigners want examination boards to give back half of fees after decision to scrap A-levels keep reading
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NSPCC child abuse helpline has record call numbers in pandemic
As reported by BBC news, children’s charity the NSPCC says calls and messages to its helpline have risen to record keep reading
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Unions respond to EPI education recovery report
The National Education Union and the Association of School and College Leaders have commented on the Education Policy Institute’s analysis keep reading
