Education in the media: 19 April 2017
...96.3 per cent of parents in England received an offer at one of their top three preferred primary schools. But we know there is more to do to ensure every...
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Education in the media: 16 March 2017
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School building, School spending, Social mobility, Uncategorized
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 …
Education in the media: 3 March 2017
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Attainment gap, School spending, Social mobility, Uncategorized
...who do not necessarily benefit from the pupil premium but whose families may be only just about managing. It also increases the total funding directed specifically to deprived pupils to...
Education in the media: 13 January 2017
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Exams and qualifications, Higher Education, Uncategorized, Universities
Today’s news review examines figures published by the Higher Education Statistics Authority on the proportion of students getting top degrees. Degree grades On Thursday, 12 January, the Higher Education Statistics...
Education in the Media: 22 December 2016
Today’s news review looks at reports about the number of free schools in temporary accommodation.
Education in the media: 9 December 2016
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Equalities, School places, Selective schools, Uncategorized
Today’s news review looks at media coverage of the Independent Schools Council’s planned response to the Schools That Work for Everyone consultation, the launch of a gender pay gap tool and a Sutton Trust report.
Education in the media: 8 December 2016
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Admissions, Exams and qualifications, Higher Education, Uncategorized, Universities
...are independent, autonomous bodies. They are responsible for their own admissions decisions and we would expect them to take account of the full range of information available, not just predicted...