What you need to know about behaviour and discipline in schools
We’re asking teachers, parents and other school staff for their views and ideas on managing good behaviour in schools and colleges.
Schools
This year’s school place offers – what the data tells us
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This year, 98.4% of pupils starting primary school got one of their preferred choices. The figure for secondary schools was 95.5%.
How we’re taking action to keep young people and children safe in our schools
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Curriculum, Ofsted, Relationships and Sex Education, Schools
After the Everyone’s Invited movement shone a light on worrying stories of sexual abuse in our schools, we asked Ofsted to carry out a review.
How we’ve supported the education sector during the pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has created challenges across the entire education system. Throughout, we have acted swiftly to help minimise the impact on pupils’ education and provided extensive support for schools, colleges and early years settings. Here are the key education milestones from the …
What you need to know about the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme
This post has been updated - to find the most recent information, please visit: https://educationhub.blog.gov.uk/2022/04/06/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-holiday-activities-and-food-haf-programme-2/ The Holiday Activity and Food Programme (HAF) has been supporting children and families in the school holidays since 2018 and was significantly expanded in light of the pandemic last year. Here is everything you …
Are you a Parent? Pupil? Teacher? Student? Find out what stage 3 of the roadmap means for you?
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On 17 May the country moved on to step 3 of the Government’s roadmap and further restrictions were lifted. For parents, teachers and students, this means there will be some changes in the classroom and a look forward into the summer term. Here are what these changes mean for you, …
Five things you didn’t know about mental health support in schools
Today is the start of Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK and to mark it, we have announced that thousands of children and young people will benefit from better support and expert advice in school and college.
Four things you may not know about music and arts education
There has been further coverage today (Wednesday 21 July) concerning proposals to reduce funding for arts subjects in higher education in England. It is important to clarify the extent of the proposed changes, which may have been overstated in some …
Everything you need to know about summer schools
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To support pupils prepare for the next academic year and help them make up for learning lost during the pandemic, we have launched a free summer schools programme to run during the holidays, which will include a mix of fun …
Why reporting your test result is as important as taking a test
Following the successful reopening of schools in March, teachers, pupils and parents have been able to experience first hand the importance of testing and how it keeps COVID-19 out of our classrooms. As children begin to return from the Easter …