Education in the media: 13 July 2017
Today’s news review looks a report by the Commission on Inequality in Education report, UCAS Admission Statistics, and research reports looking at the impact of early education on young children.
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Education in the media: 10 July 2017
Today’s news review looks at news reports on the higher education system.
Education in the media: 19 June 2017
Today’s blog looks at those from the education sector who have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours, coverage relating to the update of the new computer science GCSE, and a story about how teachers help adopted children.
Education in the media: 13 June 2017
Today’s blog welcomes back Justine Greening as Secretary of State for Education and looks at new figures that show the number of children going to their preferred choice of school is on the rise.
Education in the media: 29 March 2017
Today’s news review looks at coverage of a report into school funding and a letter from Justine Greening to the Education Select Committee regarding the grading system for our new ‘gold-standard’ GCSEs.
Education in the media: 21 March 2017
Today's news review looks at coverage of a report on children's social care.
Justine Greening opinion piece in the Telegraph
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Independent schools, Selective schools, Social mobility
Education Secretary Justine Greening has written a piece for the Telegraph celebrating the work of educational establishments striving to drive social mobility and her plans to end selection by house price.
Education in the media: 13 March 2017
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Free schools, School building, School places, School spending, Teacher recruitment
Today’s news review looks at coverage relating to the cost of purchasing free school sites, coverage of a study that shows public sector workers like teachers get paid more than their private sector peers, and misleading coverage on school funding.
Education in the media: 6 March 2017
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Exams and qualifications, Further education, Literacy, numeracy, School places, School spending, SEND
Today’s news review looks at coverage of new investment in facilities for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities and a story about GCSE resits.
Relationship and sex education - reaction
Yesterday, we announced that relationship and sex education will be made compulsory in all secondary schools, while all primary schools will be required to teach age appropriate relationships education. This has been widely welcomed by a range of stakeholders.