News archive for 26th June 2019

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Disparate earnings power for UK graduates sparks warning - Financial Times Why court case could force SEND funding rethink - Times Educational Supplement | TES We’ve got £200m to help solve youth crime – here’s how schools can apply - Schools Week Families take ministers to court over special needs education - Guardian Former footballer urges graduates to show solidarity as he picks up degree - Mail Government warns academies as email ‘phishing’ scams inflict financial losses - Schools Week Schools to teach pupils about perils of fake news and catfishing - Guardian The first providers added to refreshed apprenticeship register - FE Week St Paul’s School hires first female head in 500 years - Times New framework sets the standard for external quality assurance - IfATE Teachers at Birmingham school to strike - NASUWT UK off-track to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in education and social justice - National Education Union The school dog, and why we need ‘paws’ for thought - UKEdChat Steve Reed is new shadow children's minister - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Britain’s elites still look different from the society they serve - Sutton Trust They can hear the water running, they can hear the cows mooing… - Jisc Employers and public services must adapt to support young people to adapt to a rapidly changing labour market - Learning & Work Institute Vast differences exposed in graduate outcomes - DfE ESFA Update: 26 June 2019 - Education & Skills Funding Agency Graduate outcomes (LEO): subject by provider, 2016 to 2017 - DfE Teaching online safety in schools - DfE Inspecting education quality: lesson observation and workbook scrutiny - Ofsted Women in engineering: ‘It’s an exciting time for females to join the sector’ - Guardian Marking in red pens hinders retrieval practice - Teacher Toolkit Creative cities and the future of higher education - Wonkhe LSE joins up with CIVICA –The European University of Social Sciences - London School of Economics | LSE Employability Day 2019: Venture Trust - Closing employment gaps by supporting disadvantaged young people - ERSA Employability Day 2019: ERSA's Chief Executive Elizabeth Taylor - ERSA Make a space: learning spaces in HE - Advance HE First European EdTech Network to boost collaboration among the sector launched - IOE London Blog Diabetes 'a safeguarding issue', finds serious case review - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Level 3 qualified nursery workers down by a third - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Why we need more support for mental health in primary - Times Educational Supplement | TES DfE to look at pupil-on-pupil sex abuse parent helpline - Times Educational Supplement | TES Hinds: We haven't squeezed creative arts out of schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Apprenticeships pledge 'will be missed' - BBC NUS president attacks education system as ‘institutionally racist’ as she steps down - Independent ‘Education is a right’: Parents of children with special needs launch legal fight to get government to fund school places - Independent Britain's highest paying degrees, according to graduate salary revealed - Telegraph Government warns colleges as email ‘phishing’ scams inflict financial losses - FE Week Nurseries urged to support boys affected by abuse - Nursery World High Court told of 'genuine crisis' in special educational needs funding - Mail Further education colleges struggle to cope with UK funding squeeze - Financial Times It’s official: food insecurity impacts on learning - Times Educational Supplement | TES Hinds: apprenticeship target will not be reached - Times Educational Supplement | TES The new framework for end-point assessment - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ofsted: Inspectors need help on secondary curriculum - Times Educational Supplement | TES ‘We’ve got five farmers’ – Cardiff Metropolitan University prepares for the Europa League - Guardian Families take government to court over special needs - BBC Ofsted: Inspectors without subject expertise make less reliable judgements - Schools Week Kids as young as 7 to get lessons on sexting and online porn - The Sun The early years – moving beyond ‘splashes of colour here and there’ - IOE London Blog Government says they will fail Conservative manifesto commitment to 3 million apprenticeship starts - FE Week Apprenticeship quango to introduce secret grading of assessment organisations - FE Week Revamp of ‘opaque’ school funding model unveiled - Times Educational Supplement | TES Ofsted fears reform will spark 'perfect book syndrome' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Qualification levels of nursery staff drop dramatically - Nursery World Can coding clubs diversify the tech sector? - Guardian Tory minister accused of 'victim blaming' over revenge porn comments - Mirror Is it shameful to ask for a pay raise as a teacher? - The Educator Five reasons for universities to develop their partnerships with industry - HEPI 8 things the government wants schools to teach about online safety - Schools Week Food banks: more Scottish children going hungry during summer holidays - Herald Scotland What DfE wants schools to teach about online safety - Times Educational Supplement | TES Disadvantaged pupils miss out on author visits - Times Educational Supplement | TES Two men arrested after A-level maths exam leaked online before test - Mirror Private schools need phasing out – and here’s how it can be done - Schools Week Outdated university rules ‘protect harassers and bullies’ - Times Higher Education | THE UK makes cut as Brussels names Macron’s ‘European universities’ - Times Higher Education | THE Five reasons for universities to develop their partnerships with industry - HEPI Could Augar promote cross-border collaboration? - Wonkhe Loss-making UEL plans to borrow £103 million against residences - Times Higher Education | THE Paper rejected after plagiarism detector stumped by references - Times Higher Education | THE Education Minister Damian Hinds says he would ‘strongly encourage’ primary schools to teach LGBT issues - The Sun Government in High Court over special needs funding - BBC 10:00 a.m. - Oral evidence session re accountability - Accountability Hearings Completion rates aren’t the be all and end all, here’s what training providers should be tracking - FE News No pupil will leave school without lessons on same-sex relationships, says education secretary Damian Hinds - Times Academy chain to open free nursery for poorest children - Times New Government drive to tackle disability inequality fails to mention children’s policy - The Sun I started a free school: the new PM should ensure every town has one | Suella Braverman - Times Stop the sloppy slanglish if you wanna pass exams, pupils told - Times Give children more protection online, tech firms are told - Times Education bill ‘put out of its misery’ over lack of support - Times Tech companies urged to 'step up' and protect children - Mail