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Education in the Media: Wednesday 3 October 2018
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at a joint letter to the Prime Minister and Chancellor from the teaching unions on the issue of school funding and teacher pay.
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Education in the media: Friday 1 June 2018
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at the Children’s Commissioner report into children in care and basic skills.
Education in the media: Thursday 31 May 2018
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at a report out from the Sutton Trust and the National Foundation for Educational Research into free schools, a UCAS report and the arts.
Jo Johnson announces £15 million for new engineering institute in Hereford
Universities Minister Jo Johnson today announced funding of up to £15 million to support the establishment of a new higher education provider specialising in high-quality engineering courses.
Caroline Dinenage: Anti-LGBT bullying – ‘We have the power as parents, teachers and carers to stop it’
In 2012, 14-year-old Ayden Keenan-Olsen from Essex took his own life after being subjected to years of homophobic and racist bullying. In 2013, 15-year-old aspiring dancer Sinead Taylor hanged herself in her London home after repeated taunts from classmates because …
Growing support for Government's Post-16 Skills Plan
Following the publication of Lord Sainsbury's report into technical education and the Government's response with the Post-16 Skills Plan, on Friday 8 July, a number of organisations have come foward with supportive comments on the next steps in technical education …
Edward Timpson and Jane Ellison: Our reforms are boosting the life chances of children with SEND
Every parent wants to see their child happy, confident, doing well at school and on track to becoming a successful, secure adult. They desire academic success, rewarding careers, and place value on loyal friendships and time to pursue hobbies.
Education in the media: 16 May 2016
Today’s education news review looks at a range of issues that appeared in the media over the weekend and today. This includes migration and schools, the recent High Court ruling on term time holidays and the planned overhaul of the …