News archive for 13th March 2019

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Search children's bags to end knife crime says police chief - Express Spring Statement: No new money for schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Free sanitary products for college and school students - Times Educational Supplement | TES The DfE is in a tricky position on education funding - Times Educational Supplement | TES Spring Statement: the 5 key concerns - Times Educational Supplement | TES Spring Statement 2019: what you need to know - GOV.UK Teachers' pay grant methodology - DfE A new and robust inspection regime for secure training centres - Ofsted ESFA Update: 13 March 2019 - Education & Skills Funding Agency Women's college at Cambridge University to accept men - BBC Spring Statement: Hammond pledges £100m to fight 'scourge of knife crime' - Mail A price to be paid for open-access academic publishing | Letters - Guardian Why men have no place in ‘women-only’ colleges - Telegraph NASUWT comments on the Spring Statement - PoliticsHome Advance HE welcomes the British Academy report: Advancing Equality in Higher Education: An Exploratory Study of the Athena SWAN and Race Equality Charters - Advance HE Tougher STC inspections to focus on children's experience - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Chancellor ‘brings forward’ £700m apprenticeship package - Times Educational Supplement | TES How do we make EEF trials as informative as possible? - Education Endowment Foundation | EEF Education needs to be more female-friendly - Times Educational Supplement | TES Schools need help in tackling knife crime – Ofsted - The Educator Teaching overseas: Is it for you? - Teacher Toolkit ASCL response to the spring statement - ASCL NASUWT comments on Chancellor's Spring Statement - NASUWT Was the Spring Statement enough? No. But it was a start. - AoC | Association of Colleges There are many ways to build character - SecEd Progress 8: Is it time to tinker? - SecEd Diary of a headteacher: On the shoulders of giants - SecEd Victory for period poverty campaigners as Chancellor announces free sanitary products in schools - PoliticsHome Ofsted consultation on the draft Education Inspection Framework - Early Education Bristol Metropolitan Academy host one of our apprenticeship events - Education and Employers Ofsted and deeper learning: it’s like learning, but deeper - The Learning Spy Chancellor delivers Spring Statement - ERSA Free sanitary products will be available in schools from this September - Mirror Rona Tutt's SEND summary (February 2019) - NAHT Spring statement - National Education Union School Cuts Coalition joint statement: Chancellor's spring statement must address school funding crisis - ASCL GCSE coursework lost in cyber attack on Bridport school - BBC At the chalkface: Talking proper - SecEd Spring Statement: Anger over Chancellor's failure to acknowledge funding crisis - Nursery World Government to fund free sanitary products in colleges - FE Week Hammond’s £100m knife crime fund branded ‘shockingly inadequate’ - HuffPost Spring Statement 2019 – Free sanitary products will be available in schools from September - The Sun Want to go to Oxbridge but not terribly bright? Let Boris and Toby be your guides … - Guardian Sanitary products to be given out for free in secondary schools, Chancellor confirms - Telegraph Free sanitary product scheme for English secondary schools announced by government - Independent Free sanitary products will be made available in all schools - Mail Leeds student union votes down proposal to combat antisemitism - Guardian Government to fund free sanitary products in secondary schools - Schools Week Apprenticeship employer fees to be halved from April 1 – no joke - FE Week Kids at secondary school will now get tampons and sanitary towels free - HuffPost We're still a long way off the promised end to austerity - Times Educational Supplement | TES Spring Statement: Unions set out six tests on education funding - Times Educational Supplement | TES Reading for pleasure in decline - SecEd Police commissioners call for ‘off-rolling’ to be outlawed and a renewed focus on exclusions - SecEd School funding: Ministers must end their ‘institutional deafness’ - SecEd Scottish schoolboy hits out at EU over global warming - Herald Scotland No water, no heating, noisy housemates – the most common student housing nightmares - HuffPost Spring Statement: Unions call on Chancellor to guarantee schools' funding - Nursery World Can we tackle the student mental health challenge using data analytics? - Jisc Students plagued by noisy flatmates, damp conditions and freezing temperatures in 'rip off' accommodation - Scotsman Ex-nursery manager sentenced for online child sex abuse - Nursery World Why learning another language is still a sign of privilege - The Conversation Schools cannot tackle knife crime alone - Ofsted - Mail Minister confirms appointments to the Education Workforce Council - Welsh Government Diary of an NQT: The countdown to GCSEs - SecEd Videos published to showcase the value of colleges - AoC | Association of Colleges London Bloodbath: Pupils told to take knives to school so they get expelled and join gangs - Express Reform student visa process to grow international student numbers, says MillionPlus - MillionPlus Everybody wants to recruit the world: our Tier 4 fears (and how to fix them) - HEPI How can you revamp your primary school curriculum? - The Educator DfE does not know how many schools illegally segregate pupils - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'No water and rodents' among student housing gripes - BBC UK military turns to universities to research psychological warfare - Guardian Stunned Edinburgh University lecturer reported to police for quoting Trainspotting - Scotsman University staff investigated over secretly recorded conversation - Times Higher Education | THE Sexual assault documentary must spark debate at UK universities - Times Higher Education | THE Office for Students subscription fees rise again - Wonkhe Primary school pupils as young as four to learn about paedophiles and exploitation - The Sun Gangs force children to take knives to school for the 'sole purpose' of getting them expelled - Mail Schools lacking support to tackle Britain’s knife crime epidemic, damning report blasts - The Sun Children's web series launches to tackle growing threat of online grooming - Mail Four-year-olds will learn how to avoid web abusers - Times Gangs urge pupils to carry knives at school so they will be expelled - Times Ireland: Student’s sex consent app plan disowned by university - Times Ireland: Safety row on how children cross the road - Times Ireland: Schools need to reboot and teach new skills | Cormac Lucey - Times