09
Mar
Banning teachers’ preferred method of baseline assessment will relieve 'burden', says minister
Early Years Minister Nadhim Zahawi has claimed that banning teachers’ preferred method of baseline assessment will relieve the ‘burden’ facing the profession. The
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Mar
SCHOOLS NorthEast submits response on QTS consultation
The Department of Education’s consultation on reforming QTS, entitled “Strengthening qualified teacher status and career progression”, has closed today. SCHOOLS
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Mar
School underfunding leading to larger class sizes for secondary schools
New research by the School Cuts coalition of unions (NEU, NAHT, ASCL, UNISON, GMB and Unite) shows that class sizes are rising in the majority of secondary schools in England as a
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Mar
New Schools Network must win two bids to maintain current role
New Schools Network will have to win two bids for public contracts to maintain its current role supporting the government’s education reforms, it was announced this week. The
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Mar
Careers and Enterprise Agency Launch Draft Implementation Plan
The Careers and Enterprise Agency has launched its draft implementation plan in response to the Government’s new Careers Strategy. The strategy, which is to be implemented
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Mar
£40k bursaries for veterans to replace doomed £10m Troops to Teachers scheme
Armed forces veterans will receive bursaries of £40,000 to attend university in the hope they will go on to train as teachers, under a new scheme designed to replace the doomed
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