Monthly Archives July 2016

Early university ambitions pay off, survey suggests

Unions issue urgent call for more school funding

Universities announce fees above £9,000 limit

TES on the latest round of high profile appointments to hit the headlines

Poor children lag behind in middle class schools

Roy Blatchford: Eight Leadership Maxims

Schools chief says Education Minister Kirsty Williams’ drive for smaller classes won’t improve standards

Employer contact ‘most useful’ form of careers advice, say nine in 10 students

Pokémon Go used in classrooms to help autistic children

Oxford college to increase intake of minority students following pressure to widen access

Thousands of poorer pupils miss out on traditional exam subjects

“Broken-hearted and sad”, British schoolchildren learn empathy for refugees

Plagiarism investigations at Welsh universities rise in the last 5 years

Charity says families need help to cover cost of new school uniform

NSPCC issues warning over leaving children home alone

Mastery over mindset: the cost of rolling out a Chinese way of teaching maths

Primary school bans clapping to protect students who are sensitive to loud noises

Amanda Spielman is confirmed as next Ofsted inspector