News archive for 24th November 2019

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Half of teachers say schools and colleges are 'not fit for purpose' - Mirror Universities accused of using 'strong-arm tactics' to undermine strike action - Guardian Pay now and save later - Headteachers' Roundtable Conservative manifesto - National Education Union Three rules for teachers - UKEdChat Trainee development – ‘10 things every teacher educator should know’ - Teach First The Online Influence Awards 2019 - Teacher Toolkit Conservative manifesto 2019: The full list of schools policies - Schools Week Conservative Party launch election manifesto - AoC responds - AoC | Association of Colleges Podcast 63: Debunking racism myths on campus - Teacher Toolkit More women say Birmingham University refused to investigate rape complaints - Guardian Funding at heart of Tory manifesto offer for schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Conservative manifesto: £3bn for ‘national skills fund’ - Times Educational Supplement | TES The road to hell - The Learning Spy This much I know about the challenges for early career headteachers: coping with the loneliness - JohnTomsett I don’t begrudge any head a six-figure salary - Times Educational Supplement | TES 4 steps to a top curriculum (for pupils, not Ofsted) - Times Educational Supplement | TES Does reading for pleasure boost reading ability? - Times Educational Supplement | TES How to get male learners talking about mental health - Times Educational Supplement | TES Parents hope secular education victory leads to repeal of law - Guardian Is it ever OK to remove a child from your roll? - Schools Week Why are UK university lecturers going on strike? - Financial Times Parent Power: the price families pay to live near top schools - Times Eighteen student towers still have Grenfell cladding - Times Parent Power: state schools vie with private rivals in battle to be top of the class - Times Readers’ poll: should private school fees be subject to VAT? - Times The schools and teachers providing a lifeline to Britain’s poorest families — and how you can help - Times