Keep up to date with the latest developments in education in schools. Not only the facts, but how schools are responding to them.
There 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 ...
READThe possible role of DNA differences between students of different schools types on exam performance...
READThe role that schools have in determining whether school leavers participate in higher education or not...
READHow the number and characteristics of teachers in each leadership role and how this has changed over time....
READAttitudes to evidence and ‘what works’ in school decision-making and how targeted money for less well-off pupils is spent...
READInternational comparisons of spending, teacher demographics, salaries and workload...
READEffective PP spending: accounting for how every £ of the PP budget is spent; having clear criteria and clarity are essentials...
READIt looks as though the pass rates in the 2018 reformed GCSEs have improved at the same rate as for all subjects overall in England...
READThree main issues with the Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2 value added measures...
READFour significant issues with Progress 8...
READThis House of Commons briefing paper analyses the cost of higher education provision and raises issues around the value for money of higher education, the existence of a higher education market and how tuition fee funding is spent by...
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