Education in the media: 26 July 2016

...try to manipulate results would be a serious matter and investigated fully. However, there is no evidence to suggest this is a widespread issue or that it is more likely...
...try to manipulate results would be a serious matter and investigated fully. However, there is no evidence to suggest this is a widespread issue or that it is more likely...
Today’s news review looks at coverage of an IPPR report that explores teacher training.
Today’s news review looks at the coverage of our annual school workforce figures.
...being made in this country and the heroes who have played such an important part in this. With recent events in Orlando highlighting globally how far there still is...
...comments to social mobility, suggesting middle class parents are increasingly ‘hothousing’ their children with activities, like taking them to the theatre or visiting museums, to keep them ahead of the...
...three ‘new burden’ grants (£45m in 2014-15, £32m in 2015-16 and £35.8m in 2016-17) to pay for the additional costs of implementing the reforms. We are also funding a contract...
Today's news review welcomes the announcement that, for the first time, special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will form part of the core learning for teachers, when they undertake their...