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Teachers are still falling for 'fads', warns senior Ofsted official
Teachers are still falling for fads, despite the growing interest in evidence-informed teaching, a senior Ofsted official said today. Speaking at a London conference, Daniel
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Mar
Department for Education faces backlash from Heads on labelling children as 'failures' at 11
Heads have claimed that the legal requirement to tell 11 year olds that they either have or have not met expectations is ‘harsh’ and ‘damaging’ and should
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Mar
Updated statutory guidance on looked-after children published
Earlier this week the Government published updated statutory guidance on the designated teacher for looked-after and previously looked-after children and promoting the education
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Pupils fear future success will be ‘hit by parental income and Brexit’
Pupils are prepared for a more challenging workplace due to the rise of automation but harbour fears they will be held back by parental income, a lack of contacts and Brexit,
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Lowest-paid sixth-form college teachers to get 2% pay rise
The lowest-paid teachers at sixth-form colleges will get a 2% pay increase under a deal struck between the National Education Union and the Sixth-Form Colleges Association. The
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Mar
Ofsted pays men 8% more than women – and 21% more in bonuses
Men working at Ofsted are paid on average 8.1% more than women, according to the inspectorate’s gender pay gap report. The report released today also reveals that men get 20.6%
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