Almost half of young Irish teachers out of work
There are dwindling numbers of young, Irish teachers in the classroom, with nearly half currently out of work.
MATS to face increased scrutiny – Ofsted chief inspector
Multi-academy trusts MATs will face increased scrutiny during future inspections - Ofsted chief inspector announces
‘Upskirting’ of teachers on the rise
A teaching union has warned that upskirting is worsening in schools.
Brexit stops growth of international schools in London
New analysis from ISC Research has blamed Brexit for international school growth in London grinding to a halt.
New and improved inspection framework for Ofsted
Teachers had fed back that the short inspections limited teachers’ exposure to the process…
T-levels postponed to 2023
Our colleges have told us the incredible effort that’s gone into administrating the new T-levels on top of the apprenticeship course changes. Such wasted resource…
Lords set out FE recommendations in new report
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has called for a drastic overhaul of the structures and funding of higher and further education (HE and FE) systems in its report published earlier this week.
Government to offer teachers a year’s paid sabbatical
The government is finally taking action to inspire experienced teachers to stay in the classroom.
We should all be more like China
The world’s best teacher was recently won by Andria Zafirakou who says we should all be more like china
Seren partnership launch for Yale Young Global Scholars
Getting Wales’s great achievers into the best universities across the globe.
Hundreds of newly-qualified Scottish teachers quit or move abroad
Recent figures reveal that hundreds of newly-qualified Scottish teachers are leaving the profession or moving abroad to teach.
Education Committee launches Fourth Industrial Revolution inquiry
The Education Committee has initiated an inquiry into the challenges and opportunities arising from the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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