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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
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Stephen Lawrence Day: a legacy of change in education
Around Stephen Lawrence Day on 22 April, Voice Community is holding a series of webinars, including on hate crime and keep reading
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EdExec and IRIS partner to launch research piece into whether schools’ management systems are future fit
We know that, as school business leaders, you have a hefty responsibility on your shoulders to keep a close eye keep reading
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School abuse claims could be the ‘next national scandal’
As reported by BBC news, sexual harassment and assault claims made by school pupils on a website may be the keep reading
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SEND support is ‘postcode lottery’, says EPI
The Education Policy Institute has warned that the pandemic is likely to have “exacerbated existing problems” with identifying children with SEND keep reading
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False test results ‘ruining’ return to school
As reported by BBC news, children in England are being unfairly punished by the insistence they must abide by ‘incorrect’ keep reading
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Free rapid testing for pupils’ families in England
As reported by BBC news, free COVID tests will be offered to the families of all pupils in England under keep reading
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Schools back 8 March in England with parents doing COVID test
As reported by BBC news, all schools in England are going back from 8 March, the prime minister has confirmed, keep reading
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Schools could open if rest of lockdown stays, say researchers
As reported by BBC news, reopening UK schools to all pupils in early March is feasible, as long as other keep reading
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MPs challenge value for money of meal vouchers
As reported by BBC news, the Department for Education should have sought better value for money from a private contract keep reading
