Education in the media: 11 October
...by almost 1.34 million children. This is backed up by our record investment in childcare - £6 billion per year by the end of this Parliament. Follow us on Twitter...
Education in the media: 10 October 2016
Today’s news review looks at coverage of a report by the Education Policy Institute into teacher workload. Teacher workload Today, 10 October, the Education Policy Institute think tank released a report looking into teacher workload. The research is based on …
Education in the media: 7 October 2016
Today’s news review looks at research estimating how many new classrooms need to be built before 2020.
Education in the media: 6 October 2016
Today’s news review looks at the Department publishing a direction to a council with a failing children’s services department.
Education in the media: 5 October
...get the best teachers into the classroom, including more men. While the number of male teachers is steadily rising – there are more than 1,800 more male teachers now than...
Opportunity Areas
New Opportunity Areas across England will receive £60m of funding to help local children get the best start in life.
Education in the media: 4 October 2016
...held back in life just because of her gender. Body image can be a distressing issue and that’s why we are supporting schools to discuss this with their pupils, so...
Education in the media: 3 October
Today’s news review looks at our plans to encourage independent schools to set up or sponsor a local state school in order to drive improvements in education, and local concerns in West Sussex about school funding. Independent schools Today, Monday …
Nick Gibb: Thousands more primary pupils on track to be excellent readers
Schools Minister Nick Gibb has written on the results of this year's phonics screening check, which show a continued rise in pupils meeting the expected reading standard. In 2012, just...
Education in the media: 30 September
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...a guest article from Nick Gibb published in the Telegraph online. School Standards Minister Nick Gibb said: The government is determined to make this country work for everyone, not just...