News archive for 15th January 2018

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Fire services ready to deliver school meals after Carillion collapse - Guardian Super injunction meant Learndirect gagged Ofsted from speaking to ESFA - FE Week Bordesley Independent School boss banned from teaching - BBC Colleges face action over 'inadequate' finances - Times Educational Supplement | TES From school meals to billion-pound rail lines: Carillion´s largest public deals - Mail The Journey to Review365 - Independent Head Kevin Courtney, NEU Joint General Secretary, to attend school strike opposing academy status - National Education Union Comment on impact on schools of Carillion going into liquidation - National Education Union Why we need quality-related funding for research - Russell Group ESFA: current notices of concern - Education & Skills Funding Agency Half of school staff 'stressed about redundancies' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teacher who ran unregistered school in Birmingham banned from teaching - Times Educational Supplement | TES ‘Record high’ number of international students in Japan - PIE News How can employers support schools to improve outcomes for students? - The Staffroom What Teachers Tapped This Week #16 – 15th January 2018 - Teacher Tapp ‘Free speech, I fear, is no longer held in high esteem’ - Times Higher Education | THE Outstanding providers - Ofsted School census 2017 to 2018: technical information - DfE School census autumn 2017 to summer 2018: school summary reports - DfE New school proposals - DfE New pay offer for local government school staff - NAHT Multiplication test preparation continues - NAHT Responsibility within leadership - NAHT Thousands of parents yet to receive 30 hours childcare confirmation - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Daily Roundup 15 January: Passports, child maintenance, and tooth extractions - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Russia knife attack: Twelve hurt at Perm school - BBC A charity says more teachers are looking for financial help - The Educator Pupils and teachers are cheating in greater numbers - and league tables are to blame - Telegraph Colombia: Girls brawl in 'organised fight' at school as hundreds watch and parents blast lack of security - Mirror London primary school 'bans hijab for girls under 8' - Independent British schools at breaking point due to funding issues - FE News Head of unregistered private school banned from teaching over safeguarding concerns - Schools Week New study on STEM popularity among girls - FE News Fears for nearly 3,000 learners as large provider folding - FE Week Recruitment companies paid £10m to look abroad for solution to teacher crisis - Evening Standard Teacher who bought sixth-formers alcohol – and kissed one of them – can carry on teaching - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ofsted: providers judged to have outstanding overall effectiveness - Ofsted Q&A: What does the Carillion collapse mean for schools? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Russia: 'There is blood everywhere': Terror as 'former pupils' in masks stab eight students and a teacher at school - Mirror Big rise in teachers relying on handouts to pay rent - Times Educational Supplement | TES Carillion collapse: Food and cleaning services at hundreds of schools face uncertainty following liquidation - Independent Free school meals plan threatens to leave children hungry, warns union - Nursery World Parents upset by school's new 'over the top' safety policy - Mirror Britain's top state primary school bans Hijab for under-eights and calls for UK-wide rule - Express One third of education professionals suffer from depression or anxiety, and work is a key contributor - FE News Teacher Recruitment and Retention Advisory Board meets for the first time - Welsh Government Carillion, largest employer of construction apprentices, goes into liquidation - FE Week Growing nursery group buys 10th site - Nursery World Nursery group takes on more council nurseries - Nursery World Carillion liquidation places doubts over services in hundreds of schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Introducing social and emotional learning early and often - The Educator The case for a major review of higher education - Wonkhe What happens when an alternative provider falls into administration? - Wonkhe A wonk’s guide to engaging with new education ministers - Wonkhe The costs and benefits of international students - Wonkhe To build a better skills system we need a strong core - HEPI Engineering in the spotlight for 2018 as government launches campaign to inspire the next generation - DfE Fancy earning £332,000 a year? Try being a top university vice-chancellor - Guardian Carillion, construction firm that works in hundreds of schools, to go into liquidation - Schools Week Schools urged to help tackle Islamophobia - BBC How to prepare for the new data protection laws - FE Week End point assessment: Why the IfA needs to get a grip - FE News Scottish councils' concerns over quality of probationer teachers - Herald Scotland Naughty toddlers as young as two are being expelled from nurseries and sent to ‘sin bins’ for bad behaviour - The Sun Places deadline: Top tips on choosing a school - BBC Education Secretary to scrap cap on the number of children from one religion at faith schools - The Sun Thousands struggle to access childcare on glitchy website - BBC Tackling misogyny - BBC Need to know: University admissions - Times Educational Supplement | TES Milton to launch national Year of Engineering - FE Week Science degrees not appealing to girls despite rise in A-level take-up - Times Educational Supplement | TES The best-loved picture book – according to pupils - Times Educational Supplement | TES Concerns over 'inaccurate' qualifications consultation - Nursery World Universities bill families £100 to watch graduation - Times Tuition fees cut is back on the table - Times Girls give up on sciences after A level - Times