We want to make it easier for talented people to train as teachers, especially in subjects where they’re needed most. That’s why bursaries and scholarships have just been announced for those starting teacher training courses. Here’s what you need to …
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at yesterday’s reports of bomb threats to schools.
Today’s Education in the media blog looks at the investment in Breakfast clubs in schools in disadvantaged areas, university strikes and a teacher from London winning the prestigious Global Teacher Prize. Breakfast clubs Today, Monday, 19 March, the department has announced a …
Today’s news review looks at the EPI report into school funding and the launch of our review into exclusion rates, alternative provision and improving educational outcomes for children in need.
...child abuse Today, Thursday 15 March, is the official launch of a new phase in our ‘Together, we can tackle child abuse’ campaign, which is raising awareness and encouraging people...
Today’s Education in the media blog looks at gender diversity in the early years workforce, the Education Policy Institute analysis of the level of qualifications in the early years profession...
Today (Tuesday 13 March) there was a debate on four sets of regulations relating to Universal Credit (UC) following the spring budget statement in the House of Commons. This included...
Today’s Education in the media blog looks at free school meal eligibility under Universal Credit and Googlebox star Josh Tapper’s apprenticeship at Number 10.
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at plans to rate university courses.
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at topics that will be raised at the Association of School and College Leaders’ conference today and an international survey into parent’s attitudes to their children’s education.
...comply with stringent registration conditions. If they breach these conditions, it is right that the Office for Student can intervene in a number of ways, for example by imposing sanctions...