Education in the media: 23 August 2017
Today’s news review looks at a report that sets out how the government’s reforms can put England’s education system on a par with the very best in the world.
Today’s news review looks at a report that sets out how the government’s reforms can put England’s education system on a par with the very best in the world.
Today’s news review looks at misleading errors in a Telegraph piece.
Today’s news review looks at the GCSE grading system and funding for the 30 hours free childcare offer.
...that in each of the last three years more than 90 percent of pupils on free school meals – the traditional measure of disadvantage - secured five A* - Cs...
...best in the world. The National Curriculum has been re-written to put greater emphasis on giving all pupils the core knowledge they need; internationally evidenced teaching methods have been introduced...
...there is an agreement in place to this effect. However, where the police or Home Office have clear evidence of illegal activity or fear of harm, limited data including a...
Today’s news review looks at a report on post-19 education, support for school libraries, the cost of childcare for children below school age and the royal charters for the UK's research councils
...the gender pay gap. Provisional GCSE performance data Yesterday, 13 October, the Department published provisional GCSE performance data and provisional destinations for GCSE and A level pupils. The school level...