Specialist Sector
Thursday
26th May 2022
Tes’ 10 questions with...Aidan Miller
Award-winning teacher who specialises in autism provision explains why inclusive education is so rewarding
Why a new private school inspection regime should be embraced
An inspection consultation from the Independent Schools Inspectorate, which responds to major social issues from the past two years, will put pressure on private schools – but that’s just what the sector needs, says Libby Nicholas
Tuesday
17th May 2022
Prison education must embrace digital tools to tackle reoffending rates
Robert Halfon MP says proper education for prisoners is the best tool the government has to tackle high re-incarceration rates – but there are numerous issues that must be fixed to realise this benefit
The brand challenge facing international schools in China
New rules around the names international schools can use in China show brand power is big business in education – and could be another buffer on growth in the region after two years of Covid disruption
Friday
29th Apr 2022
Early years sector raises concerns with staffing, funding and safety ratios
Major report finds settings deeply concerned with staff retention rates due to flexible working in wider society reducing the need for childcare places
The pandemic changed ITT, but is it for the better?
Teacher training institutions adapted to the pandemic and now those changes are not only staying but they could change how the whole system operates, finds Dan Worth