Education recovery will take time, says tsar
It has been suggested that the government must start thinking longer term with its education catch-up plans.
Education recovery package unveiled
The UK government has pledged £700m to an education recovery package following nationwide school closures.
Government school catch-up programme
The government is considering measures to help children catch up on lost school time with £1bn+ funding for the programme.
Pupil engagement during lockdown
School leaders are working hard to increase pupils’ engagement & find better ways for pupils & teachers to interact.
Assistive technology in education
New research will be aimed at bridging the gap between education and employment for SEND pupils.
College and university offers switch up
UCAS has announced that university offers could soon be based on actual grades as opposed to teacher predictions.
Supply teaching in the age of COVID-19
As schools plan to reopen for the new term, there are myriad concerns about how supply teaching can be achieved safely.
Transformative rebuilding programmes
A ten-year transformative rebuilding programme for schools in England has been announced by Boris Johnson.
£10m home-learning fund for SEND pupils
The Government has launched an emergency fund to support around 19,000 children who have SEN with home schooling.
Temporary supply teaching: New Normal
Looking forward, we have no way of telling what the “New Normal” will be when schools eventually return to business.
Tackling disadvantage post-lockdown
Measures are being considered to help disadvantaged children ‘catch up’ when schools across the UK return to normality.
