Education in the media: 23 June
Teachers’ salaries Yesterday, 22 June, we published the annual school workforce statistics. The statistics show that the average salary of a teacher has risen to £35,100, up by £500 on...
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Education in the media: 16 June 2017
Today’s news review looks at coverage of a survey from the British Council on language learning in schools in England. British Council survey Today, 16 June, the British Council released...
Education in the media: 20 April 2017
...Student Assessment (PISA) released a report based on a survey of 540,000 students internationally. It looked at how the school environment affects them, how they spend time out of the...
Education in the media: 19 April 2017
...maths. What was omitted was the fact that we are developing new technical education courses to ensure that young people have the skills they need to compete in the global...
Education in the media: 12 April 2017
...response to parental demand to create competition and drive up standards where existing provision is not adequate. Today’s approvals build on the government’s strong record in creating more good school...
Education in the media: 11 April 2017
...working families 30 hours free childcare from September. Within the £50 million boost for providers, around £5 million will go to projects in some of the 12 Opportunity Areas announced...
Education in the media: 7 April 2017
Eletronic Experiment Observation Physics Study Concept Today’s news review looks at the Supreme Court ruling about term-time holidays and when children can miss school. Supreme Court ruling Yesterday, Thursday 6...
Education in the media: 5 April 2017
Today’s news review examines coverage of the incoming gender pay gap regulations, and of the cost difference of houses near good schools. Gender Pay Gap Today, Wednesday 5 April, the...
Education in the media: 4 April 2017
Today’s news review looks at the media reaction to comments from Dr Mary Bousted on teacher workload.
Minister Halfon and Antony Jenkins on apprenticeships
Writing in the Times Red Box today to coincide with the launch of the Institute for Apprenticeships, Minister Robert Halfon and Institute Chair Antony Jenkins explore the importance of a strong technical education system. Our plan for Britain is about …