The Curriculum Review Is a Welcome Step, But Real Change Requires a Revolution
The government’s new curriculum review is welcome, but it’s not the revolution we need. For the first time in over a decade, we’re seeing official…
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Canterbury Christ Church University Supports Kent Teachers and Students Build Confidence in STEM
A celebration event has been held as the culmination of the Primary Engineer Vehicle Programme, run in partnership with Canterbury Christ Church University. This is…
Teacher shortages deny nearly a third of poorer pupils’ access to Computer Science A-Level
New polling from Teach First highlights the impact of the growing teacher recruitment crisis, with pupils in the most disadvantaged areas being locked out of…
Transforming FE workforce recruitment and retention through industry collaboration
The FE sector faces challenges in recruiting and retaining a skilled workforce. The Industry Associate project, led by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation in collaboration with…
Education Secretary takes first steps to reset relationship with teaching profession
The Education Secretary has today (Monday 8 July), begun work delivering the government’s pledge to recruit 6,500 new teachers. Bridget Phillipson will immediately embark on…
Empowering FE: Liberal Democrats’ Plan for Education Equity and Investment
Liberal Democrats believe that education is an investment in our young people’s future potential and our country’s future growth. That vision is embodied by our…
Initial Teacher Training Census- Sector Response
These shocking statistics come after Rishi Sunak’s pledge earlier in the year for all school children to be taught maths until the age of 18. …
Tackling education staff shortages can’t be a “one-solution fits all”
In this article, Simon discusses how the focus for schools and trusts shouldn’t be on a one-solution fits all approach to the staffing crisis. Instead,…
Labour’s plan for world-class teachers to reduce agency payments as schools pay recruiters £8 billion to find new teachers since 2010
Labour has pledged to save taxpayers billions of pounds paid by schools each year to teacher recruitment agencies through its new plan to embed “world-class…
The craft of the classroom
Roy Blatchford CBE has visited more than 1,000 schools and colleges in the UK and across the world, in this article Roy seeks to illustrate…