Schools increasingly using Pupil Premium to cover overall budget shortfalls
New polling, published by the Sutton Trust, has highlighted an increase in the proportion of secondary school leaders who report using Pupil Premium funding...
New polling, published by the Sutton Trust, has highlighted an increase in the proportion of secondary school leaders who report using Pupil Premium funding...
Liverpool Hope University recently welcomed employers, partners and thought leaders to officially celebrate the launch of its four new apprenticeship programmes being offered from...
The Educate Awards is the biggest celebration of education in the North West, recognising the hard work, innovation, and dedication of schools, colleges and...
A new report from the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) reveals that the socio-emotional skills of young people aged 15-16 in England are significantly weaker than...
The latest report by the Education Policy Institute (EPI), explores whether providing more flexibility over teachers’ pensions and remuneration could support improved recruitment and...
School leaders should make sure they’re utilising teaching assistants in ways to allow all pupils to access high-quality teaching, meaning that pupils who struggle...
Teacher unfilled vacancy levels are at their highest rates since records began in 2010, and June’s Spending Review is the government’s last chance to...
Today, Monday 10 March, the School Cuts coalition is holding a parliamentary briefing for MPs on the financial crisis currently facing schools across the...
More than four in five (82%) of school leaders say that they have suffered from abuse by parents in the past year, a survey...
The demand for high-quality Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provisions has never been greater. Schools across the country are under increasing pressure to support students...