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Will Martin
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By the numbers: Headteachers supporting classroom discipline
The extent to which school leaders collaborate with teachers on maintaining discipline varies widely across the world, figures show
30 September 2016
AoC: delay in apprenticeship reforms would be ‘prudent’
Association of Colleges responds to delays to the register of apprenticeship training providers by calling for a ‘phased implementation’ of reforms
29 September 2016
In this week’s TES Further: ‘Do we really want to write off 122,000 maths students as failures?’
Also: college romance, and the drawbacks of forced GCSE resits
23 September 2016
By the numbers: time teachers spend in the classroom
23 September 2016
Variability in apprenticeship standards could ‘undermine’ credibility, warns Pearson president
The credibility of the apprenticeship programme will be ‘undermined’ without a greater understanding of standards, according to Rod Bristow
21 September 2016
Two-fifths of businesses do not understand apprenticeship levy, survey finds
‘The government needs to step up its communication to business’, according to the British Chambers of Commerce
20 September 2016