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Apr- 2025 -3 April
Careers guidance for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds varies, Ofsted finds
Careers guidance for post-16 students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds can vary in quality, a new report from Ofsted has found.…
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3 April
UPP Foundation launches inquiry into widening uni participation gap
The UPP Foundation has launched an inquiry into the future of widening participation in higher education, after its new poll…
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2 April
Council signs food purchasing pledge with school catering partner
Barking and Dagenham Council has officially launched its ‘Good Food Action Plan’ today (2 April), and also signed up to…
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2 April
Gov to deliver 300 school-based nurseries from September
The Government has pledged to deliver the first wave of 300 school-based nurseries from September, in a move that will…
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1 April
SDLP urges ministers to listen to teachers’ concerns
The Social Democratic and Labour Party’s spokesperson for education, Cara Hunter MLA, has urged that the concerns of teachers must…
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Mar- 2025 -31 March
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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31 March
School leaders oppose ‘inappropriate’ peerage for ex-Ofsted boss
School leaders have come together to “vehemently” oppose a proposed peerage for the former chief inspector of Ofsted, calling the…
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31 March
Stoke-on-Trent council fills secondary school places despite shortages
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has ensured that every child that is due to move from primary to secondary school this September,…
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31 March
NITC rejects 5.5% teachers’ pay offer
The Northern Ireland Teachers’ Council (NITC) has rejected a 5.5% teachers’ pay offer for a second time. The latest offer…
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28 March
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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