News archive for 24th October 2016

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Pupil stabbings can happen in any school, not just those in 'troubled' areas, says investigator - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teachers hearts are swelled as Strictly's Judge Rinder praises teaching profession - Times Educational Supplement | TES Academy chain spends £440,000 on deals with firms run by CEO and his daughter - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ofsted questions English and maths GCSE resits policy - Times Educational Supplement | TES IOE collaboration receives EEF funding to unleash the potential of teaching assistants - IOE London Blog NCB launches mental health toolkit for schools - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Early recruitment of higher and degree apprenticeship vacancies for 2017 - SFA SFA financial assurance: funding assurance review programmes - SFA Chair's Blog: On your marks, get set - Brexit - MillionPlus The Bristol Guide 2016 - NAHT Teachers leaving profession - NUT Nearly a third of new teachers leave the profession within five years, figures show - Times Educational Supplement | TES Edinburgh University principal in ‘catastrophic’ Brexit warning - Scotsman Over exposed: where are the international students? - Wonkhe Almost a third of teachers quit state sector within five years of qualifying - Guardian Edinburgh University principal warns of 'catastrophic' Brexit fallout - Herald Scotland Teaching pupils to make sense of pornography | Letters - Guardian Child and adolescent mental health services need a tangible commitment | Letters - Guardian Vale of Glamorgan high school is on the mend after 'strong progress', watchdog finds - Wales Online Glasgow School of Art faces student revolt - Scotsman ATL comment on the number of teachers quitting after five years - ATL I compared universities to slave plantations to disturb, not discourage | Kehinde Andrews - Guardian New teachers: 30% of 2010 intake quit within five years - BBC Annual Provider Review - HEFCE A third of teachers who started work in 2010 have already left the profession - Independent First evidence session grilling for Halfon on apprenticeships - FE Week Operating model for quality assessment: Annual Provider Review - HEFCE Generation of hope: the girls challenging misogyny in the heart of rural Paraguay - Guardian Teachers in Scotland begin industrial action over 'excessive workloads' - Independent Scotland’s teachers begin industrial action over workload - Scotsman 45,000 disabled people will miss out on employment support each year, report claims - Times Educational Supplement | TES We need to reform the academy system – and stop the power-hungry super-heads | Francis Gilbert - Guardian Policy Prescriptions: Clinton and Trump on education - Mail Secondary teachers' industrial action begins today - Herald Scotland Nearly one in three newly-qualified teachers quit state school classrooms within five years - Mirror Academy trusts wanting cash to grow ‘rejected’ by DfE - Schools Week Boys trail girls in literacy because they skim read books, report finds - Schools Week Academy trusts should ‘exchange’ back office services - Schools Week New primary school to be built in Glasgow to cope with growing population - Herald Scotland Queen's University survey suggests lack of leadership - BBC Scottish teachers begin industrial action over workloads - BBC