Wales - The Inspectorate Annual Report: a twist in the tale
Over the seven years and including all sectors, 77% of inspection judgements were good or better.
Ofsted's bold beginnings report
Should reception classes have a narrower curriculum of more formal literacy and maths and less play?
Cabinet reshuffle Justine Greening replaced
Justine Greening has been replaced with Damian Hinds in a bid to ‘raise school standards’.
The reality of teacher wellbeing
Teachers in England work longer hours than almost anywhere in the world – what’s the impact on health?
Grammar school statistics show increased progression for pupils
The grammar school debate has taken a turn this week,= following the release of official data.
Carter’s apprentices… teacher training for our time
Let’s look at the keen workers available to teach in the classrooms when nobody else wants to.
The Prevent Duty in schools
This is part of the counter-terrorism strategy designed to reduce the terrorism threat. What should schools know?
The attainment gap - latest figures
The latest attainment gap figures show that the disadvantaged will catch up... in 2070.
1% public sector pay gap may lift but your £5000 salary sacrifice remains
Teacher pay will not be increased to catch up public sector employees to the significant losses of the last 7 years.
Could we all adopt the Welsh attitude to education funding?
On 28 June, official agency Statistics Wales published the latest Welsh National Survey results
The teacher training apprenticeship - could it work for you?
Making school-centred training more accessible is expected to improve recruitment as well as retention.
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