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Stay up to date with the latest education news, covering policy changes, government announcements, funding updates, and key developments affecting schools, teachers, and students. From breaking stories on Ofsted reports and curriculum reforms to workforce challenges and assessment updates, our coverage keeps education professionals informed with timely, reliable reporting.
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Mar- 2025 -20 March
Ofsted scores improve as it removes headline grade
The number of schools granted good or outstanding judgements by Ofsted increased after it decided to ditch an overall headline…
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20 March
Teachers’ Negotiating Committee proposes 5.5% pay increase for NITC
The Management side of the Teachers’ Negotiating Committee has submitted a revised formal offer of a 5.5% pay increase to…
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20 March
New Worcester secondary school granted planning permission
Planning permission has been granted for a new secondary school in Worcester.The approval was given by Worcestershire County Council’s Planning…
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20 March
Govt backs councils with £500m to restore family services
The government has pledged over £500m in funding for preventive services to drive restoration in family and parenting support across…
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19 March
Current curriculum not ‘delivering’ for every child, DoE finds
The current system is not “delivering” for every child and new four key areas of education should be the focus…
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19 March
25% of teachers purchase food for hungry students, poll finds
A quarter of teachers have reported having either personally purchased food for hungry pupils this academic year, or know a…
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18 March
SQA appoints Kinross headteacher as senior advisor
The Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) has appointed experienced headteacher Sarah Brown as senior advisor. The role will see Brown –…
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18 March
School attendance hits record low since pre-Covid period, IPPR says
Children lost 11.5 million days of learning in the autumn term of 2023/24 due to suspensions and absences, a 67%…
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18 March
AI can provide ‘generational opportunity’ for teachers, MP says
A group of teachers has discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) might play a part in classrooms and be “vital” for…
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18 March
Carmarthen school gets £3k boost for specialist unit
Persimmon Homes West Wales, who built the Parc y Fron development in Carmarthen, has donated £3k to Queen Elizabeth High…
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