Disadvantaged white boys underachieving in phonics test
Government figures published show that white boys from disadvantaged backgrounds are lagging behind their peers.
No jam in bread and butter budget
Mark Drakeford presented the headlines for £18bn of spending in 2019-2020 on Tuesday 2 October.
Y ddraig yn Singapore - Flying the Dragon in Singapore
eTeach is proud to support the F1 team from Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni in Singapore.
Shortage of graduate early years teachers 'risks children's futures'
A charity has warned that children in England are at risk of falling behind before they start school
Government-funded teacher pay rise confirmed by Damian Hinds
Secretary of state for education Damian Hinds has confirmed the government will be funding a teacher pay rise.
Scotland is UK’s worst-performing country for women in engineering apprenticeships
A new report has hailed Scotland as the worst-performing UK country for women embarking on engineering careers.
Teaching unions urge Hinds to make his mind up over pay
Teaching unions urge Hinds to make his mind up over teacher pay .
MATS to face increased scrutiny – Ofsted chief inspector
Multi-academy trusts MATs will face increased scrutiny during future inspections - Ofsted chief inspector announces
Adoptive families invited to take part in Equal Chance campaign
All children, regardless of their background, deserve an equal chance at school.
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.
Suspend Estyn inspections
Inspections suspended for a year, grading to be scrapped, and a focus on self-evaluation are in the recommendations.
Seren partnership launch for Yale Young Global Scholars
Getting Wales’s great achievers into the best universities across the globe.
