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An MP is to start a ‘vigorous’ inquiry into a selective sixth form’s admissions policy after a number of students were ‘kicked out’ for failing to get high...
In a speech light on policy but with a change in rhetoric Nicky Morgan has pledged to reduce teacher workloads and help to build “character, resilience and grit”...
GCSE English and maths now required | Schools not letting pupils continue at 16 | Policy change driving ‘poor behaviour’ Teenagers are being prevented from continuing into their...
The education secretary Nicky Morgan has said she is ‘not looking at’ the return of assisted places or new grammar schools, after rumours emerged Number 10 were considering...
Research costing £1.6m has concluded that cash incentives offered to pupils make no significant improvement in GCSE results. The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) research did though find that...
New standards on the status of teaching assistants are to be drawn up by a review panel, the Department for Education (DfE) has announced. The “status and professionalism”...
The government has announced it will fund a scheme aimed at joining up private schools with state primaries in order to boost performance – yet it does not...
Small multi-academy trusts (MATs) will be encouraged to work together to help tackle underperformance in the east of England, Dr Tim Coulson, the region’s new schools commissioner, has...
The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said it was “disappointed” and seeking “urgent clarification” today after the NASUWT union alone reached an agreement with the government of Jersey....
