22 October 2021
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22 October 2021
22 October 2021
22 October 2021
Supply cover warning as teacher Covid rate doubles
Covid cases continue to rise among heads, teachers, support staff and pupils, amid warnings of staffing shortages
19 Oct 2021
Scotland spends more on schools than other UK nations
Spending is over £800 higher per pupil in Scotland than rest of UK – but pandemic recovery funding is lower than in comparable countries
22 Oct 2021
Revealed: 'Remarkable' 10-year school funding 'squeeze'
Spending increase has not kept pace with growth in pupil numbers, says the Institute of Fiscal Studies
22 Oct 2021
Deliver on new teacher £30K pay promise, MPs tell DfE
Public Accounts Committee says DfE must assess impact of funding changes on poorest schools
22 Oct 2021
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastSchools told not to teach 'white privilege' as fact
DfE planning to develop new guidance to help schools 'meet their duties' while teaching about complex political issues
21 Oct 2021
EYFS: How to discuss race and racism with children
Discussions about race and racism need to happen at the start of a child's educational journey, writes Laura Henry-Allain
21 Oct 2021
Teachers demand update on £400 for assessment work
Scottish secondary teachers were promised an extra £400 when the exams were cancelled last year, but some have yet to receive it
21 Oct 2021
Councils order masks in schools to stem Covid absence
Suffolk County Council has become the latest council to order masks for pupils and staff after 'surge' in positive cases among students
21 Oct 2021
Practical learning: why, and how, you should embed it
As research shows the value of practical learning across all subjects, Professor Bill Lucas offers advice on how to make it happen in your school
21 Oct 2021
Why girls' exclusion rates are rising and how to fix it
New data has revealed that the rates at which girls are being excluded are rising more rapidly than boys – but why? We unpick this complex issue and consider ways schools can help reverse this worrying trend
21 Oct 2021
COP26: How to use event to reduce pupil climate anxiety
Climate anxiety is a growing issue among pupils, but this teacher says the COP26 event in Glasgow can help to ease concerns and show that meaningful action is underway
21 Oct 2021
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Call for parents to help choose Covid catch-up tutors
Government officials and school leaders agree that parental involvement in NTP would 'boost uptake', new research finds
21 Oct 2021
'No evidence' of post-Covid primary headteacher exodus
Primary heads' commitment to managing 'unprecedented' Covid situation is a 'tribute' to their resilience, expert says
20 Oct 2021
Tackling behaviour would speed up catch up, MPs told
New social mobility chief Katharine Birbalsingh also says improving digital access may not improve education for disadvantaged children
20 Oct 2021
Use of facial recognition in schools: what we know
A Scottish council has come under fire for introducing facial recognition technology so pupils can pay for school meals
20 Oct 2021
Six tips to support students with ADHD
ADHD is still associated with unhelpful stereotypes - simple understanding can make all the difference, says Sonia Ali
20 Oct 2021
What I've learned about social mobility and schools
As his three years on the Social Mobility Commission come to an end, Sammy Wright reflects on the challenge in schools
20 Oct 2021
From our partners
How our school will bring COP26 to students worldwide
COP26 is being embraced by many schools in Scotland, who will use the crucial climate conference to inspire an array of projects
20 Oct 2021
DfE commissioner to take over 'failing' SEND services
Government intervenes in SEND services in Birmingham after successive damning inspection reports
20 Oct 2021
EYFS Profile: Why the impact of Covid can't be ignored
Dr Sara Bonetti looks at the content of the new Early Years Foundation Stage Profile in the context of Covid challenges
20 Oct 2021
DfE must 'urgently' publish SEND review, say heads
School leaders criticise government for 'hugely frustrating' delays to landmark special needs review
20 Oct 2021
New teachers' chances of permanent job 'plummeting'
Many post-probation teachers fail to secure a permanent job, according to new figures that have prompted call for action
20 Oct 2021
Students will be able to get Covid jabs outside school
But children will have to book jabs in advance, meaning they won't be allowed to attend walk-in centres, NHS says
19 Oct 2021
Covid: Where is pupil and teacher absence heading?
Pupil absence rates due to Covid are rising but at a slower rate - and five other findings on school attendance
19 Oct 2021
The key changes to independent school inspections
The Everyone's Invited school sex abuse scandals have led to a shift in focus at the Independent Schools Inspectorate
19 Oct 2021
Masks to remain in secondary classes for ‘time being’
It had been mooted masks would only be required in 'communal areas' – but government takes a ‘cautious approach’
19 Oct 2021
Could rising wages in the wider economy hit schools?
Salary rises in other jobs sectors could make it more difficult for schools to hire and retain staff, finds Dan Worth
19 Oct 2021
Has online learning given Stem subjects a boost?
19 Oct 2021