Education in the media: 31 May 2016
...another of their schools for lessons. The piece reflected the concern of parents whose children had been due to take up places at the Outstanding-rated Ashton on Mersey school but...
...another of their schools for lessons. The piece reflected the concern of parents whose children had been due to take up places at the Outstanding-rated Ashton on Mersey school but...
...of careers education so young people are prepared for the world of work and our rigorous curriculum is helping to make sure they have the English and Maths skills they...
...working, and what isn’t. We have discussed the challenges of implementing the new framework for SEND across education, social care and health and the daily challenges you face supporting a...
Today's news review welcomes the announcement that, for the first time, special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will form part of the core learning for teachers, when they undertake their...
Today's education news review covers the announcement that Birmingham’s Children’s Services will set up a voluntary trust, and an open letter from NAHT to the Education Secretary on changes to...
Today’s education news review looks at calls from the UK’s four Children’s Commissioners for the law to be changed on smacking as they addressed the United Nations Convention on the...
Today’s education news review looks at a North Powerhouse report published by TeachFirst and the IPPR. Northern Powerhouse report Teach First and the IPPR have published a report about the...
...during term time and the release of the latest school absence statistics. Term time holidays and absence statistics On Thursday 19 May the Schools Minister gave an Oral Statement in...
The focus of today’s news review is the new education related announcements in the Queens’s Speech, delivered on Wednesday 18 May. Queens Speech: The Queen’s Speech included the announcement of...
Today’s education news review looks at issues that appeared in the media today, namely the Queen's Speech. Queen's Speech Today, Wednesday 18 May, the Queen delivered her annual speech during...
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