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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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Apr- 2025 -25 April
Siddington CofE Primary School opens new legacy building
Siddington Church of England Primary School has officially opened its new legacy building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, which was attended…
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25 April
NASBTT labels Ofsted’s ITE toolkit as ‘underdeveloped’
The National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT) has warned Ofsted that its proposed initial teacher education (ITE) toolkit to…
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24 April
NASUWT appoints Matt Wrack as new general secretary
Teachers’ union NASUWT has announced the appointment of Matt Wrack as the new general secretary. Wrack, who succeeds Patrick Roach,…
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24 April
University of Westminster launches Match Funding initiative
The University of Westminster has launched a new Match Funding initiative to help students struggling with financial hardship amid the…
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24 April
Sadiq Khan invests over £340m in adult education in London
London mayor, Sadiq Khan, has announced an investment exceeding £340m for the upcoming academic year to help Londoners access training…
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23 April
Schools fail to provide wellbeing resources to teachers, NASUWT says
Many schools have failed to provide teachers with adequate facilities, resources and support systems to maintain their mental health and…
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23 April
Teachers call for a doubling of planning and assessment time
Teachers have called for the amount of time allocated in the working day for planning, preparation and assessment to be…
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23 April
Almost half of private school fee discounts are not means-tested
Almost half of the fee remission offered to pupils by private schools is not means-tested, and therefore, may not go…
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22 April
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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22 April
NASUWT appoints new national president
Teacher’s Union NASUWT has appointed Middlesbrough College maths teacher Wayne Broom as the new national president. Wayne brings a wealth…
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