Education in the Media: 1 November

Today’s news review looks at a report on nursery teachers and calls for primary school pupils to be taught about healthy relationships. Nursery teachers On Tuesday, 1 November, Save the...
Today’s news review looks at a report on nursery teachers and calls for primary school pupils to be taught about healthy relationships. Nursery teachers On Tuesday, 1 November, Save the...
...schools. This is further evidence that there are not enough grammar schools to meet demand from families. Schools Minister Nick Gibb said: We want to build a country that works...
...legislation to progress our plans for an education system that works for everyone. This includes legislation for ‘underperforming’ or ‘unviable’ local authorities to be required to convert to academies. The...
...the profession. This will be accompanied by mandatory training for local authority test moderators to ensure it is applied in a consistent way. The proposal to introduce statutory maths and...
...and sometimes leaving it in situ is the safest way to manage it. Where schools become aware of asbestos, we look at how to handle it on a case by...
Today’s news review looks at comments made by Sir Michael Wilshaw on grammar schools.
Edward Timpson, Minister for Vulnerable Children and Families, is supporting National Adoption Week, which runs from October 17 to October 23. Today he wrote for the Daily Mirror about growing up with two adopted brothers and why you should support …
...the gender pay gap. Provisional GCSE performance data Yesterday, 13 October, the Department published provisional GCSE performance data and provisional destinations for GCSE and A level pupils. The school level...
...£90 million to transform the quality of the careers education, advice and guidance offered to young people. Follow us on Twitter and don't forget to sign up for email alerts....
Today’s news review focuses on the report from the National Audit Office (NAO) which assesses the quality of help and protection for children in England.
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