Ministers face pressure as councils and teachers question school reopening date
Ministers are facing increasing pressure from council leaders and teaching unions to reconsider their plans to open primary schools in ...
Ministers are facing increasing pressure from council leaders and teaching unions to reconsider their plans to open primary schools in ...
Keir Starmer's leadership of the Labour Party has already been mired in controversy. Now, his and its response to the ...
Data published by the Children’s Commissioner aims to show the extent of vulnerable children in every local authority during the ...
The founder of the Good Law Project has said the lack of detail on the proposals is ‘troubling’.
GCSE and A-level students will be given grades based on teacher assessments, after exams were cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic. ...
The government has just released possibly the most worrying part of its new coronavirus plan. Because it's planning to change ...
Students in the UK are preparing to walk out of schools, colleges, and universities over the coronavirus threat. It comes ...
A teachers’ union has criticised the government’s decision to replace Key Stage 1 SATs with a new one-on-one assessment system ...
The children’s author said play should not be seen as an ‘add on’.
The party also pledged to recruit nearly 20,000 more teachers.
Experts predict there is little chance of the UK becoming one of the top-performing countries.
Labour has just unleashed some powerful pledges on its National Education Service. And in one knockout sentence, party leader Jeremy ...
Ministers announced plans last month to invest an extra £7.1 billion in schools in England over the next three years.
Children across the UK have recently returned to school after the summer holidays. And with the beginning of the new ...
Facebook has caught the Conservative Party's official page changing a BBC headline to push its propaganda. And the social media ...
The report looked at the state of education systems across 36 OECD nations and economies.
His comments come after the Children’s Commissioner estimated there could be more than 210,000 youngsters without a permanent home in ...
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