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‘No excuses’ doctrine means zero insight into barriers a child faces

Education has been warped by false divides, but schools that use vulnerability indices to identify need have found a promising middle ground The post ‘No excuses’ doctrine means

Best performing schools have the fewest disadvantaged pupils

Children who are doubly disadvantaged , both having SEND and coming from low-income families , are being shut out of some of the best state schools The post

Earning the right to deprivation funding

How might ministers better target deprivation funding based on family income? The post Earning the right to deprivation funding first appeared on Schools Week.

Police can’t find RISE ‘zoom-bombing’ suspect

Academy trust strengthened security settings after an intruder shared offensive content at an event last month The post Police can’t find RISE ‘zoom-bombing’ suspect first appeared on Schools

Anger as another teacher training top-up course axed

Experts slam ‘unreasonable’ short-notice cuts to trainee chemistry courses The post Anger as another teacher training top-up course axed first appeared on Schools Week.

War on Iran will blast a hole through schools’ budgets

The prospect of soaring inflation raises the risk of teacher pay strikes and piles pressure on procurement, warns Alistair Wood The post War on Iran will blast a

The blueprint for the meningitis outbreak was written by Covid 

When Covid-19 arrived, the headteacher job description was torn up The post The blueprint for the meningitis outbreak was written by Covid  first appeared on Schools Week.

Live blog from the NEU and NASUWT conferences

The NEU is gathering in Brighton this week, while the NASUWT will assemble in Birmingham on Friday The post Live blog from the NEU and NASUWT conferences first

SEND and the far-right on the NEU conference agenda

Around 1,500 NEU members will gather in Brighton from Monday to Thursday The post SEND and the far-right on the NEU conference agenda first appeared on Schools Week.

Three primary free schools to go ahead after appeals

Meanwhile six cancelled special free school projects have been appealed The post Three primary free schools to go ahead after appeals first appeared on Schools Week.