16 June 2021
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15 June 2021
15 June 2021
Attendance data ‘masks’ Delta Covid rise, heads warn
Today's DfE data doesn't reflect 'huge' regional differences in pupil attendance caused by Delta variant, warns the NAHT
15 Jun 2021
Tutoring won't work for traumatised pupils, DfE warned
Schools told to stop using 'potentially damaging' behaviour policies to help vulnerable pupils' Covid recovery
15 Jun 2021
Jo Johnson: Lifetime Skills Guarantee ‘too restrictive’
Former education minister criticises the government for excluding creative arts from the new Lifetime Skills Guarantee
15 Jun 2021
GCSEs: 4 benefits to moving exams online, says Ofqual
Online GCSEs and A level exams could introduce a wide range of advantages, says Ofqual research director
15 Jun 2021
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastMore school leavers go to university but fewer in work
New figures show 42.9 per cent of 2019-20 school leavers in higher education – but Labour warns of ‘deep inequality’
15 Jun 2021
Sunak urged to explain 'shameful' catch-up plan 'block'
Pupils denied necessary catch-up support would be 'a generation betrayed', shadow minister says
15 Jun 2021
Scrapping tests was bad for students, says Ofsted chief
Amanda Spielman tells MPs that ending key stage 3 tests for 14-year-olds was a loss for many schools and young people
15 Jun 2021
Ofsted told to 'do its job' on school careers advice
Ofsted is giving schools offering poor careers advice an 'outstanding' rating, warns senior MP
15 Jun 2021
6 mistakes to avoid when leaving or joining a school
Saying goodbye to one school and hello to another? Follow these tips for a smooth transition
15 Jun 2021
GCSE grade inflation? Teachers won't be to blame
Grade inflation is inevitable this year – but we're unlikely to see government defending teachers, says Kester Brewin
15 Jun 2021
Spielman: Ban on MAT inspections ‘constrains’ Ofsted
Asked by MPs what she'd like to change, chief inspector highlights Ofsted's inability to inspect multi-academy trusts
15 Jun 2021
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Deadline for submitting priority appeals extended
Schools given an extra week to submit priority appeals amid teacher anger over clash with summer holiday
15 Jun 2021
GCSE: Strong desire for exams' return, says Ofqual boss
Teachers in 'invidious position', facing 'intrusive parental interest' over GCSE and A-level grading, says Ofqual boss
15 Jun 2021
GCSEs: 5 ways to support students transitioning to KS4
Making the move to GCSEs can be daunting for students - but, with the right support, the experience is a lot less scary
15 Jun 2021
Exclusive: Most LGBT+ teachers 'not out' at school
A third of LGBT+ teachers say colleagues are 'a barrier' to inclusion in their school
15 Jun 2021
GCSEs 2021: Most headteachers want 75% exam fee rebate
Heads call for itemised list of exam board costs in wake of GCSE and A-level cancellation
15 Jun 2021
Btecs: Leaders say DfE must rethink defunding plans
Removing funding for Btecs will leave many students without a viable pathway at the age of 16, say college leaders
15 Jun 2021
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Teacher development: why one size doesn't fit all
Teacher learning must be planned in the same way as their students’ is – with appropriate time, scaffolding and support all given proper consideration, writes Sam Jones
14 Jun 2021
FE Heroes: 'The FE curriculum is out of touch'
A refugee from war-torn Yugoslavia, Slavica Talbot went on a course at City of Bristol College and hasn't left since
14 Jun 2021
Skills bill: Why we need more than just more money
After a decade of neglect, the prospect of rebalancing funding between FE and HE is exciting, says David Hughes
14 Jun 2021
Exclusive: Teaching union's pandemic membership boost
NASUWT reports almost 19,000 new paying members in 2020, after losing more than 10,000 the year before
14 Jun 2021
‘Obviously wrong’ A level grades ‘allowed’ by Ofqual
Ex-chair of exams regulator admits it allowed some results to go through in 2020 ‘knowing that they would need to be changed on appeal’
14 Jun 2021
Phonics: Should schools ditch Letters and Sounds?
Analysis: What's really behind the DfE's downgrading of the popular phonics programme, asks Tes reporter Amy Gibbons
14 Jun 2021
How we teach RSE to pupils with SEND
SEND expert Helen Dunman explains how she uses stories and dolls to deliver sex education for students
14 Jun 2021
Everyone's Invited: Does shaming schools help anyone?
No one can deny the impact of Everyone’s Invited – but shame isn't a good driver for constructive change, says Anki Deo
14 Jun 2021
Why the Netflix approach to CPD is trending
The switch to online learning brought a new approach to CPD, too - and Lisa Lockley says this should be here to stay
14 Jun 2021
Strike action: ballots open in 11 FE colleges
UCU is demanding a pay increase of over 5 per cent for further education staff
14 Jun 2021
