Education in the media: 3 July 2017
Today’s news review looks at the debate around tuition fees, and lateness fines.
Today’s news review looks at the debate around tuition fees, and lateness fines.
Today’s news review examines coverage of our new free schools announcement, and of claims schools are misspending the pupil premium. New schools Today, Wednesday 12 April, we announced the approval...
Today we are looking at the NUT/ATL teacher survey on school funding.
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.
...they are making cost savings. Over four in 10 (42 per cent) of headteachers said they were renting out their school buildings for private hire, 25 per cent said they...
...to help them use their funding in cost effective ways, including improving the way they buy goods and services. IFS Report: On the need for the formula: As the IFS...
Today’s news review looks at analysis of house prices near good schools and school funding.
...have been consistent demands, for more than forty years, that historic unfairness in school funding is redressed. Pupil premium: A pupil premium fund worth £2.5 billion a year was created...
Today’s news review examines coverage of a report on funding, and a piece on why we need more grammar schools. Local Government Association report On Thursday, 16 March, the Local Government Association claimed that councils could fail to meet their …
Today’s news review looks at a survey from YoungMinds into mental health provision in schools and a speculative piece from the Times on the National Funding Formula.