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Workforce
Cardiff University to scale back job cuts to 138
Cardiff University has reportedly decided to scale back the number of intended job cuts at the institution to 138, according…
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OfS: Four in 10 universities struggling with finances
The financial performance of universities and colleges is forecast to decline in 2024-25 for the third consecutive year, with four…
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Exams
Ruth Perry’s sister calls Ofsted reforms ‘rushed’
The sister of a head teacher who took her own life after her school was downgraded by Ofsted inspectors has…
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Exams
Over two thirds think new Ofsted reforms are ‘worse’, ABC finds
Ofsted’s proposed inspection reforms have proven to be unpopular with teachers and parents as just one in 10 think they…
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Workforce
NEU indicative ballet shows strike appetite despite low turnout
The National Education Union (NEU) has revealed its members have voted to reject the government’s pay offer of 2.8% for…
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Teaching
Luminate Education Group CEO to step down
Colin Booth, the chief executive of Luminate Education Group, has announced his decision to step down from his role and…
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Teaching
Female teachers in Scottish schools face ‘more frequent’ violence and abuse
Female teachers in Scotland are more likely to be physically attacked by pupils than their male colleagues and to experience…
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Teaching
Adolescence to be shown for free in UK schools
The government has announced that from 1 April 2025 secondary schools in the UK will be able to stream all…
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Teaching
T-level qualifications still less popular than BTECs, NAO finds
The National Audit office has suggested that vocational qualifications such as BTECs remain more popular than T Levels for students…
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Teaching
Fulneck School in Pudsey to close after 270 years
Fulneck School in Pudsey, a private and boarding school in Leeds, has announced it is set to close for good…
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