Ofsted is due to publish its new consultation for a new and improved inspection framework today Today, Ofsted will publish a new consultation outlining its proposal for changes to the education inspection framework. This new [read more]
As reported by The Guardian, researchers are attempting to discover why the percentage of men in early years education is so low – and how this can be changed The educational sector is aiming to [read more]
As reported by the BBC, a lack of funding in Northern Ireland is causing SEND pupils to suffer, while principals are being abused online and receive no protection According to claims made at a recent [read more]
A Welsh school has turned its fortunes around thanks to improved leadership According to Wales Online, a Cardiff school has turned itself around, four years after receiving the worst report Estyn had ever written. Put [read more]
Gloucestershire’s head teachers are breathing a sigh of relief as the local council scraps plans to use mainstream school budgets to fill a high-needs black hole According to Stroud News and Journal, head teachers in Gloucestershire [read more]
According to the Daily Gazette/Essex Daily Standard, one school in Colchester has axed German lessons for year 9 pupils A Colchester school has been forced to axe GSCE German for year 9 pupils in order to [read more]
The number of parents home-schooling their children is increasing, due to fear of incurring fines An enquiry in Staffordshire this year found that children being educated at home is a rising trend, as parents ensure [read more]
Ofsted has slammed a Jewish school in Salford for not teaching English or PE, not allowing pupils to graduate with qualifications and not teaching about different types of people According to the Manchester Evening News, [read more]
Research shows that British international schools are becoming more popular – but, as with teaching in the UK, many more staff are needed to sustain this A British education is becoming increasingly popular with parents [read more]
Cambridge International has launched its first education census to gauge what school life is like for teenagers globally and their teachers Cambridge International’s first ever Global Education Census, which surveyed around 20,000 people, aims to [read more]
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