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Schools
Gov to invest £3bn in SEND provisions
The government has announced at least £3bn to create tens of thousands of new specialist places for children with special…
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Schools
East London school has harmful culture that humiliated pupils, review finds
A secondary school in east London has allowed “particularly harmful” disciplinary practices and fostered a “climate of fear” through institutionalised…
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Teaching
Hexham high school teachers to strike over pupil behaviour issues
NASUWT members at Haydon Bridge High School in Hexham will take the first of five planned days of strike action…
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Exams
Runshaw College accepts 7% pay offer as national FE dispute continues
Staff at Runshaw College in Leyland have voted to accept a 7% pay offer, ending their involvement in the England…
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Inclusion
Gov launches national engagement drive on SEND reforms
The government has begun a nationwide engagement campaign intended to “make sure parents play a central role” in plans to…
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Teaching
Over 800,000 under-5s using social media, new findings show
Almost one million children under five are already active on social media despite age restrictions typically being set at 13,…
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Teaching
NEU launches new campaign for better pay and funding
The national executive of the National Education Union (NEU) has approved the launch of a campaign that aims to “save…
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Higher
Staff at 33 colleges to strike in January over pay and conditions dispute
Staff at 33 colleges in England are due to strike for three days in January after members of the University…
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Schools
NASUWT urges gov to tackle ‘climate of intimidation’ amid far-right protests
An Inverness primary has cancelled its Christmas show after staff received racist and abusive messages online, prompting renewed warnings from…
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News
Education unions warn Budget leaves schools ‘running on empty’
Education unions have said the Budget fails to address the severe financial strain on schools, despite the government’s decision to…
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