Turing scheme launch: A ticket abroad
Students from disadvantaged backgrounds will be given the opportunity to study and work abroad as part of a new scheme.
Teacher training changes face criticism
Government plans to make changes to teacher training could result in the loss of 10,000 teacher education places.
The Sewell (CRED) report: EDI
Explore why equality, diversity and inclusion should be the heartbeat of great schools and how to achieve this.
Exams to change after pandemic disruption
GCSE & A-level exams in England are expected to change next year due to the disruption the pandemic has caused.
Step up to catch up: summer school
Student catch up is on the government’s radar with a summer schooling programme being initiated across England.
24-hour tutor-thon for charity
On World Tutors' Day, Education Boutique's Lucy Spencer embarks on a global tutoring challenge for charity.
Early Career Framework: induction reforms
From September 2021, newly qualified teachers in England will experience changes to the induction period.
Support package for new headteachers
The government hopes a new 'targeted support package' will help headteachers following an intense year.
Schools' maintenance allowance increase
The UK government has upped its maintenance and repair pot for schools by 20% to almost £1.8 billion.
Eradicating rape culture: Ending toxicity
Following the death of Sarah Everard, thoughts turn to what can be done within the education sector to help tackle rape culture.
Free school meals on the rise
The number of children receiving free school meals in England shot up from 1.44 million to 1.63 million during the pandemic.
