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How mentoring can avoid post-GCSE drift and support secondary starters

This programme offers a compelling model for trusts and schools looking to strategically invest in both year 7 transition support and career development for older students The post

More pupils report conspiracy theories and misinfo in school

And four in five teachers report having had a pupil bring up a conspiracy theory with them The post More pupils report conspiracy theories and misinfo in school

Our crisis of truth is overflowing in the classroom

Parents feel unprepared. Teachers feel unequipped. Young people feel overwhelmed The post Our crisis of truth is overflowing in the classroom first appeared on Schools Week.

More strikes ‘inevitable’ as trusts axe jobs to stay afloat

Dozens of schools rocked by strike announcements over planned restructures dubbed ‘neither fair nor sustainable’ The post More strikes ‘inevitable’ as trusts axe jobs to stay afloat first

‘We’re not magicians’: Sixth forms’ fury over cash squeeze

Leaders say funding gap could threaten their ability to offer a broad range of subjects and hold down class sizes The post ‘We’re not magicians’: Sixth forms’ fury

Revealed: 331 more school nurseries, but councils to take over programme

From May, ‘councils, rather than schools’ will be invited to propose plans for new places The post Revealed: 331 more school nurseries, but councils to take over programme

Ministers to explore developing ‘more formative assessments’ for oracy

Schools minister believes oracy is ‘as foundational as numeracy, literacy and writing’, and that is not just ‘an add on’ The post Ministers to explore developing ‘more formative

Not Tata yet – pension scheme handover delayed again

IT giant now due to take on the contract from Capita this October – a year later than planned The post Not Tata yet , pension scheme handover

Journalists shut out of events with ministers and officials

Reporters are being banned from conferences where key public servants will speak The post Journalists shut out of events with ministers and officials first appeared on Schools Week.

NEU: Teachers’ shift to Greens a ‘wake-up call’ to Labour

Daniel Kebede also warns Reform UK would ‘make education a real hostile place for children who are LGBT, black, migrant, refugee’ The post NEU: Teachers’ shift to Greens