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Exclusive: Event co-founded by Jordan Peterson will bring together global populist-right figures, US state officials and Eton teachersThe Reform UK MPs Sarah Pochin and Andrew Rosindell will be there. As will a plethora of Reform advisers, backroom staff and figures such as Ben Delo, a British crypt...
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Officials have received 'guarantees' that there will not be mass redundancies The post Union withdraws City & Guilds legal threat after offshoring assurances first appeared on FE Week.
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Read SummaryExclusive: Event co-founded by Jordan Peterson will bring together global populist-right figures, US state officials and Eton teachersThe Reform UK MPs Sarah Pochin and Andrew Rosindell will be there. As will a plethora of Reform advisers, backroom staff and figures such as Ben Delo, a British crypt...
Read SummaryOfficials have received 'guarantees' that there will not be mass redundancies The post Union withdraws City & Guilds legal threat after offshoring assurances first appeared on FE Week.
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Barrister to lead investigation into sale soured by executive bonus outrage The post City & Guild Foundation starts own probe into PeopleCert deal first appeared on FE Week.
A ban alone will have limited impact and could make things worse. A good strategy needs more educational content – and more moneyAs a parent, I understand the appeal of the announcement on Monday by the prime minister that would prevent children under 16 from using social media. Right now, you are i...
New research reveals a stark disparity in extracurricular provision, with pupils in the most deprived schools offered significantly less choice of clubs and activities than their peers in affluent areas. The findings pose serious questions for the Department for Education's equity agenda.
Democrat Jamie Raskin seeks ‘comprehensive accounting’ and requests interview with outgoing Bard presidentHarvard University and Bard College are facing new questions about the institutions’ relationship with Jeffrey Epstein amid allegations that the convicted child sex trafficker leveraged his ties...
The silver winners of the annual Pearson National Teaching Awards have been revealed, honouring 99 heads, teachers, support staff and schools for their exceptional contributions to education. The awards celebrate outstanding practice across the profession ahead of national celebrations later this year.
Teachers, leaders and support staff recognised in annual awards The post Revealed: The 99 winners of silver Pearson National Teaching Awards first appeared on FE Week.
Government rejects separate dedicated funding stream for SEND in further education The post Ringfencing post-16 SEND funding not ‘right approach’, says DfE first appeared on FE Week.
Exclusive: NASUWT leader Matt Wrack also calls for more robust change from the government on education policyUK politics live – latest updatesThe leader of one of the country’s biggest teaching unions has backed Andy Burnham, saying he is Labour’s best chance for beating Reform in a general election...
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 appeared on Schools Week.
‘People imagine I am walking along the corridor with whips and chains, but I can be quite funny,’ the strictest headmistress in Britain insists
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson is appearing before the House of Commons Education Select Committee to answer questions on the SEND system, teacher recruitment challenges, and proposed curriculum reforms. The session provides crucial insights for local government cabinet members on upcoming national policy direction and priorities.
Exclusive: Ministers consider national threshold in England that could in effect bar thousands from studyingUniversity students would face minimum grade requirements to qualify for student loans in England under proposals that could in effect bar thousands of young people from higher education.Under...