Keep up to date with the latest developments in education in schools. Not only the facts, but how schools are responding to them.
This House of Commons library briefing looks at the returns of participation in higher education and the benefits of higher education for individuals and society in the context of the rise in participation in higher education, changes in...
READHouse of Commons Library briefing on policies and services for people with a learning disability in England....
READWhat could happen if the EU and UK negotiators don't agree a withdrawal agreement in time and the UK has to leave the EU on 29 March 2019 without one - and with no framework for future relations either? This paper looks at how such a...
READThis House of Commons Library briefing paper examines suicide prevention policies and strategies throughout the UK. It outlines national and local approaches to prevention policy in England, as well as Scotland, Wales, and Northern...
READSchool sixth forms have faced budget cuts of 21% per student since their peak in 2010–11, while total school spending per pupil has fallen by 8% in real terms since 2009–10 ...
READThe Education Policy Institute (EPI) has published new analysis looking at how parents choose which secondary schools to send their children to in England....
READKS2 results showed an improved performance overall this year, though substantial variations remain between LAs, while girls continued to outperform boys in reading and writing....
READA survey of 12,120 school support staff across the UK by UNISON revealed the extent to which school funding reductions have impacted on this sector of the workforce. It paints a bleak picture....
READThe DfE have analysed LAs' block funding and found that most of them are almost doing NFF, so have delayed the real thing...
READIncreases in non-specialist teachers, problems with recruitment and retention, declining uptake at GCSE in shortage subjects, unaffordable pay rises – where does it all end? EPI suggest centrally funded pay rises for shortage subjects....
READIt's common for schools to offer rewards to motivate individual behaviour but, is this a successful method for improving attendance? Apparently not, say researchers: it makes otherwise poor attenders think they are better at it than...
READThere are concerns about PE in schools with inadequate attention paid to it in primary ITT meaning that teachers often lack the confidence and competence to teach PE well and some primary schools hand it over to coaches....
READDifferences between batches of academy convertors - very few similarities...
READhe government should consider phasing the existing selective schools out, Durham University researchers say....
READRaising achievement of English as additional language pupils in schools: implications for policy and practice ...
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