The Welsh Government has announced that A-level and GCSE students will be awarded the grades predicted by teachers.
Girls were found to be much less likely than boys to experience formal exclusions but more likely to experience ‘informal’ exclusions from school.
Ofqual has revealed that GCSE and A-level results in England will be higher this summer, with exam boards set to be more lenient.
Large multi-academy trusts are spending more per teacher than local authority-maintained schools on staff development.
Frontline health staff, people involved in food production and utility workers are among a list of workers said to be ‘essential’.
Thousands of nurseries are set to close unless the government provides more financial support to sustain them during the coronavirus pandemic.
Funding for the government’s early years entitlements will continue during any periods of nursery, preschool or childminder closures.
Chris Keates has said that a lack of clarity amid the coronavirus epidemic is putting teachers under ‘intolerable pressure’.
'Perverse incentives’ are driving an alarming trend of schools excluding pupils to boost their league table standings.
86 per cent of school and college leaders have called for GCSEs to be reformed or scrapped.
Teachers are set for the biggest sustained uplift to their pay ranges since 2005, with proposals for starting salaries to rise to £26,000 this September.
NASUWT has reported that many forms of covert racism are increasing in schools across the country.
Some schools are converting toilet blocks and classrooms to build isolation booths to accommodate ‘disruptive’ children.
Consultation is underway in Leeds on plans for a new special free school for children and young people with SEND.
A new vision for education and learning in Cardiff has been launched.
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