Education in the media: 5 July 2016
Today's news review looks at the response from ministers to the NUT's strike action, the publication of Key Stage 2 results this morning and a report on careers education.
Today's news review looks at the response from ministers to the NUT's strike action, the publication of Key Stage 2 results this morning and a report on careers education.
Today’s education news review looks at coverage of the National Union of Teachers' (NUT) planned strike action and term time holidays.
Today’s education news review looks at coverage of Ofsted’s annual report on social care in England.
Today’s education news review looks at coverage of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) planned industrial action on 5 July.
Today, 23 June, the National Union of Teachers (NUT) in England announced its intention to strike on 5 July, despite less than a quarter of its members voting.
Today’s education news review looks at coverage on Sir Michael Wilshaw’s speech at the Telegraph Festival of Education Conference today, and a survey by Pride in London.
There have been a number of misleading stories in the media recently about how schools address issues relating to gender identity and gender reassignment, and the Government’s role in this area.
Today’s education news review looks at a survey by UNISON about violence in the classroom, reports on school places and stories on tackling radicalisation in schools.
Today, 19 June, the Sunday Times has published two misleading stories, one on term time holidays and another on gender identity in single-sex independent schools.
On Saturday, 18 June, Minister for Women and Equalities Caroline Dinenage marked Portsmouth Pride in a written commentary which appeared in the Portsmouth News.
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