Lindsey Roberts, Engagement and Outreach Coordinator for the School Resource Management team, explains how the DfE's School Resource Management Adviser (SRMA) programme can support you with managing your school or academy trust's finances or resources.
Hear from Victoria Owen, the assistant vice principal at Maltby Academy as she shares with us how they are using the National Tutoring Programme (NTP). Why have you decided to use the National Tutoring Programme? We want to maximise opportunities ...
In a speech given recently (29 September 2023) at the Council of Europe standing conference of ministers of education, Minister Halfon discussed the the renewal of the civic mission of education.
Mobile phone use to be banned during the school day, including at break times, new guidance recommends.
Government announces four new attendance hubs, widening the support to a total of 400,000 pupils.
The end of summer marks the beginning of a new journey for many students, with thousands packing their bags to start their studies at university. As well as meeting new people and socialising, Freshers' Week is an opportunity for students ...
27 new areas join the staying close programme, which provides significant extra support to help care leavers move to independent living up to the age of 21.
The Department for Education (DfE) have developed software to sort thousands of emails, reducing the time taken to communicate with the public.
In this blog post teachers at Westminster Primary School in Bradford share how they've reduced workload and improved teacher wellbeing through using the workload reduction toolkit. Culture eats strategy for breakfast. It's really important that managing workload in school isn't ...
The Lifelong Learning Bill becomes law, paving the way for a radical transformation of the student finance system.
Getting an education doesn't stop when you leave school. We want to make sure people have the opportunity to learn, upskill and retrain over the course of their lifetime with our Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) plan. Under the plans, people looking to ...
An updated list of education settings with confirmed Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete.
Jane Elsworth, the director and deputy headteacher of Huntington Research School, along with her colleague Julie Kettlewell, the assistant director and assistant headteacher, give us a full breakdown of their Pupil Premium strategy from start to finish. Our ways of ...
Government announces membership of taskforce working towards reducing teacher and leader workload, alongside support to embed flexible working.
15 hubs selected as part of new programme to boost languages in schools across the country
In this blog post, Zoe Allcott, Business Manager at Thrive Education Partnership, shares her experience of using the Get help buying for schools service, including the level of support she received and how the service has helped her to upskill.
Education settings play an important role in keeping young people safe from different forms of harm, including from substance abuse, gangs, neglect and sexual exploitation. All schools and registered childcare providers are required to help prevent the risk of people ...
As of today, fewer than 1% of all education settings have confirmed cases of RAAC.
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan yesterday delivered an oral statement to MPs on new guidance on reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in education settings.
Nurseries and childminders across the country will be paid more from today for every government-funded hour they provide to parents.
New guidance for education settings advises that any space or area with confirmed RAAC should no longer be open without mitigations in place.
New guidance for education settings advises that any space or area with confirmed RAAC should no longer be open without mitigations in place
Over 640,000 16-year-olds across England will today have picked up their GCSE results. Here, we answer some of your questions. Why are grades lower this year compared to 2022? This year, GCSE grading is largely returning to normal in line ...
Pupils across the country will have found out their GCSE results today. Exams and grading return to normal this year, meaning grades have only been determined by the number of marks achieved in your assessments. For students moving on to ...
Top grades and standard passes in line with 2019, as part of the final step back to normal grading.
