Education in the media: 22 July 2016
Today’s news review looks at coverage of yesterday’s school funding announcement and the mandatory reporting consultation launched yesterday.
Child protection
Education in the media: 8 July 2016
Today's news review looks at the open letter from Ofsted chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw on Birmingham Children's Services, and comments on sex education from Women and Equalities chair Maria Miller.
Edward Timpson responds to criticisms of the Children and Social Work Bill
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Child protection, Ministerial commentary, Social work
Yesterday, Wednesday 6 July, the Guardian published a letter written by representatives of a number of social work bodies. Edward Timpson responds.
Referendum result: departmental update
Following the EU referendum result, there has been some media speculation on how this could negatively impact schools and pupils.
Education in the media: 27 June 2016
Today’s education news review looks at coverage of Ofsted’s annual report on social care in England.
Education in the media: 7 June 2016
Today’s news review looks at calls for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) to be taught in schools and term time holiday campaigner, Jon Platt’s new website offering his services to help parents recoup school fines.
Education in the media: 6 June 2016
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Academies, Admissions, Behaviour, Child protection, Equalities, Independent schools, SEND
Today’s news review looks at stories from the weekend and today including pieces on concerns about a group of independent schools, celebrity Melanie Sykes finding a school place for her autistic son and sexual harassment in schools.
Education in the Media: 25 May 2016
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 primary assessment.
Education in the media: 24 May 2016
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 Rights of the Child (UNCRC).