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Revealed: The enrichment gap that could cause a headache for DfE

Revealed: The enrichment gap that could cause a headache for DfE

Pupils in most deprived schools are offered less choice of clubs and activities, new research finds The post Revealed: The enrichment gap that could cause a headache for

Revealed: The 99 winners of silver Pearson National Teaching Awards

Revealed: The 99 winners of silver Pearson National Teaching Awards

Heads, teachers, support staff and schools recognised in annual awards The post Revealed: The 99 winners of silver Pearson National Teaching Awards first appeared on Schools Week.

Treasury could claw back savings from reduced teacher pension contributions

Treasury could claw back savings from reduced teacher pension contributions

Ministers consider pooling savings anticipated by schools to fund ‘wider spending pressures’ such as defence The post Treasury could claw back savings from reduced teacher pension contributions first

Bridget Phillipson at education committee: Live blog

Bridget Phillipson at education committee: Live blog

Education secretary to be quizzed by MPs on SEND, teacher recruitment and curriculum reforms The post Bridget Phillipson at education committee: Live blog first appeared on Schools Week.

Class dismissed: England’s most disadvantaged pupils are invisible

Class dismissed: England’s most disadvantaged pupils are invisible

Sustained poverty leaves a cumulative mark on children’s outcomes. That can change The post Class dismissed: England’s most disadvantaged pupils are invisible first appeared on Schools Week.

Mental health teams face ‘moral dilemma’ on who to help, experts warn

Mental health teams face ‘moral dilemma’ on who to help, experts warn

School are also placed in an ‘insidious’ position on how to support the ‘missing middle’ The post Mental health teams face ‘moral dilemma’ on who to help, experts

Inclusion is not the alternative to excellence. It is its foundation

Inclusion is not the alternative to excellence. It is its foundation

What we’ve learned from listening to young people, educators and communities across England The post Inclusion is not the alternative to excellence. It is its foundation first appeared

Schools’ contributions to teachers’ pensions ‘very likely’ to reduce – minister

Schools’ contributions to teachers’ pensions ‘very likely’ to reduce – minister

Jacqui Smith says ‘considerable reduction’ to employer payments could follow a revaluation of the scheme The post Schools’ contributions to teachers’ pensions ‘very likely’ to reduce , minister

Farage: I’ll appoint political enforcers to stop schools promoting diversity

Farage: I’ll appoint political enforcers to stop schools promoting diversity

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Governor oversight of food standards ‘risks being counterproductive’

Governor oversight of food standards ‘risks being counterproductive’

Consultation responses warn role could be conflated with management The post Governor oversight of food standards ‘risks being counterproductive’ first appeared on Schools Week.