News archive for 2nd August 2019

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Qualifications regulators consult on changes to rules - Ofqual Apprenticeship funding rules for employer-providers - Education & Skills Funding Agency Apprenticeship funding rules for employers - Education & Skills Funding Agency Apprenticeship funding rules for main providers - Education & Skills Funding Agency Are we creating a generation of Forrest Gumps? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Thousands of Welsh children are fed cancer-causing chemicals in their school dinners - Wales Online Humanists claim victory in battle to sit on RE councils - Times Educational Supplement | TES Teacher becomes billionaire from learning app - Times Educational Supplement | TES Pupils offered help to deal with exam results stress - Times Educational Supplement | TES Languages mistress at £30k a year private school struck off after forming 'inappropriate' relationship with pupil - Telegraph ‘More than just a degree’ – student perspectives of employability - Edge Foundation Primary futures: A year - Education and Employers Inspiring the future: A year - Education and Employers Anna Smee to lead new youth employment scheme - CYPN | Children & Young People Now DfE to build £4m digital services suite for T Level students - Public Technology Can we mend the gap? Team Based Learning (TBL): developing diversity into inclusivity - Advance HE In the news - 2 August 2019 - UCU Essex teacher banned after 'tickling pupil and sexual innuendoes' - BBC GCSE 2019 grade boundaries: How the 9-1 grade system works - Mirror Ofsted watch: Two providers drop from ‘good’ to ‘inadequate’ - FE Week When is A-Level Results Day 2019? Date, time and when grade boundaries are released - Mirror Banned: Teacher who failed to deal with pupil assault - Times Educational Supplement | TES How do apprenticeships tackle the need for adult care? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Pupils with SEND left bullied and isolated - Times Educational Supplement | TES SQA results day 2019: What happens next? - Times Educational Supplement | TES T levels: What are they and how will they work? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Careers guidance and social justice - Montrose42 Nursery groups continuing to expand - Nursery World Glasgow University funds £20m programme of ‘reparative justice’ over historical links to slave trade - Independent Williamson has his work cut out if he’s to get Britain’s skills system up to scratch - FE Week Putting police in schools could stop knife crime, but only if they’re not the enemy - Metro What is grade inflation? - Times Educational Supplement | TES How to prepare your first classroom in your teaching career - The Educator What were people reading about higher education in the past academic year? - HEPI Experience, represent, apply (ERA): A heuristic for digital engagement in the early years - BERA The Prime Minister’s promise to ‘level-up’ school funding - EPI Why it’s right to pay slavery reparations - Scotsman Exam results won’t matter at all a decade from now - Times Educational Supplement | TES Poorer pupils to miss out under Johnson funding pledge - Times Educational Supplement | TES Glasgow University to fund £20m project after slavery link scandal exposed - Herald Scotland Achieving diversity in leadership must start with students - Times Higher Education | THE UK universities enrol more European students offshore pre-Brexit - Times Higher Education | THE Five big priorities for Jo Johnson on his return - Times Higher Education | THE Cambridge student may have been hallucinating on anti-malaria tablets when she threw herself from Madagascar plane - The Sun Universities could be forced to lower their fees to encourage more students from poor backgrounds to apply for a place - Mail Poorer pupils ‘would miss out under PM’s school funding pledge’ - Schools Week Disadvantaged schools 'will gain least from new Tory funding' - Guardian Student Alana Cutland was paranoid before plane death, say family - Times Universities face fines if they fail the disadvantaged - Times Schools in poorer areas ‘to lose out on pupil funding’ - Times Ireland: CCTV in crèches must be considered, Varadkar says - Times