Education in the media: 12 July 2016
...covered positively on the front page of today’s Times, as well as the Guardian and the BBC Online and the Today Programme. Speaking to the BBC, Russell Hobby, general secretary...
...covered positively on the front page of today’s Times, as well as the Guardian and the BBC Online and the Today Programme. Speaking to the BBC, Russell Hobby, general secretary...
Today’s news review looks at inaccurate claims made about term time holidays.
...Miller. Birmingham children's services Michael Wilshaw has today written to the Education Secretary voicing his concerns about failures within Birmingham children’s services. His letter comes following Ofsted’s monitoring report of...
Today Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has confirmed that Amanda Spielman remains her preferred candidate for the role of Chief Inspector of Ofsted.
Today’s news review looks at coverage of the appointment process for the new Ofsted Chief, figures on Multi Academy Trust performance, term time holiday penalty notices, a report on women on boards, and the Children and Social Work Bill.
...all about supporting local authorities to innovate by testing radical new approaches to improving services. In response, Minister Timpson wrote a letter which has been published by the Guardian today,...
...thanks to the hard work of teachers, who are insisting on improved pupil behaviour and attendance. Here is the statutory guidance for maintained schools, academies, local authorities and the police....
Today’s news review looks at coverage of the Key Stage 2 results we released yesterday.
...chosen to take this damaging action instead of continuing with the programme of talks with the Department. As she made clear in her letter, the NUT should share the Department’s...
Today’s education news review looks at coverage of the National Union of Teachers' (NUT) planned strike action and term time holidays. NUT strike On Saturday, 2 July, Education Secretary Nicky...