News archive for 9th June 2017

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Teacher who allegedly had sex with 17-year-old pupil is banned from the classroom - Mail Letters: school budgets at breaking point thanks to cuts reminds NUT - Guardian Scottish teachers urged to strike over pay - Herald Scotland Employers slam 'inordinately long' development time for apprenticeship standards - FE Week DUP-Tory government: what would it mean for education? - Independent Time to celebrate our professionals - don't let politicians take the credit - Voice Joint ATL/NUT comment on General Election 2017 - ATL NAHT comment on the general election result - NAHT General Election - NUT Over a quarter of teaching workforce in further education on insecure contracts - UCU UCU comment on general election result - UCU Influx of new MPs means fewer privately educated members than in previous Parliament - Sutton Trust UK: international educators react as May fails to win election majority - PIE News US, UK loosen grip on QS top 100 universities - PIE News AoC's response to election results - AoC | Association of Colleges In the news: 9 June 2017 - UCU School capital funding allocations: 2015 to 2018 - DfE What happens to grammar schools in a minority Conservative government? - Schools Week In today's Tes Further: Why community learning is the key to post-Brexit success - Times Educational Supplement | TES Grammar schools: Why the parliamentary arithmetic doesn't add up, even with DUP support - Times Educational Supplement | TES How elite universities meet the challenges of the Trump era - Financial Times Ofsted watch: providers enjoy grades boost in good week for FE - FE Week Leading journal of political philosophy criticised for not consulting black scholars on race - Mail Five lessons teachers should learn from the general election campaigns - Times Educational Supplement | TES 32% of male MPs in new Parliament are privately educated, compared with 24% of female MPs - Sutton Trust Students inspired by Corbyn played big role in Labour surge - Guardian Russell Hobby: hung parliament 'very worrying' for underfunded schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES General Election Results 2017 - Sector Response - FE News PTA chairwoman who stole £35k of school fundraising money spared jail thanks to son's GCSEs - Independent £35k-a-year private school seeks £3.50-an-hour apprentice - FE Week Russell Hobby: more funding? No new grammar schools? What a Conservative minority government might mean for education - Times Educational Supplement | TES Education ministers retain their seats - FE Week Election 2017: education's winners and losers - Schools Week The morning after – election results, university seats and what’s next - Wonkhe From little Acorns – a brief history of computer games in the classroom - The Conversation Election results: what does a hung parliament mean for education? - Independent General election result: what does it mean for FE? - FE Week NAHT: research round-up 9 June 2017 - NAHT Sector 'left in limbo', Association of Colleges says in first reaction to election - Times Educational Supplement | TES It's hard to articulate grief after a suicide – but we still need support - Guardian 'If this election result means one thing for education, it's that plans for new grammar schools are dead' - Times Educational Supplement | TES The NCTL was created in a rush and it’s time to reform it - Schools Week NCTL processes are robust but must be applied correctly - Schools Week Private school with £35,000 yearly fees looks for £3.50-an-hour apprentice to tend grounds - Schools Week Long read: The inside story of the Trojan Horse trial collapse - Schools Week Brexit fallout stunts recruitment for first ‘super-SCITT’ - Schools Week Education committee chair Neil Carmichael loses seat as Justine Greening clings on - Schools Week Apprenticeship levy – funding the gap - FE News UK universities 'can't say they're in the top 1% - Mail Teachers threaten boycott over controversial testing plan - Herald Scotland Don’t let homework become a blight on children’s lives - Times Jamia al-Hudaa: Islamic boarding school passes Ofsted inspection at last - Times Leading universities ‘refuse to support cold-calling crackdown’, says Lord Grade - Times Are subsidiary companies robbing FE staff of pay? - Times Educational Supplement | TES