News archive for 4th October 2019

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The fame school head who fears for the future - Times Educational Supplement | TES The Tes podcast: Tories v Labour on Ofsted - Times Educational Supplement | TES Lady Hale: 'Let’s hear it for the girly swots' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Outrage as parents asked to fund teacher wellbeing - Times Educational Supplement | TES A first look at Ofsted's new inspection reports - Times Educational Supplement | TES Lady Hale gives advice to young women everywhere: 'Don’t let the bastards grind you down!' - Scotsman Tories call for faster national funding formula roll-out - Schools Week Bournville provided a model for further education colleges | Letter - Guardian The ETF supported TES FE Awards 2020 are open for entries - Education & Training Foundation Second finance warning notice for Rodillian Multi Academy Trust - Schools Week Be aware of 5 classroom circumstances that can interfere with metacognitive activity - UKEdChat Does Augar present ‘evidence-based policy’, or ‘policy-based evidence’? - MillionPlus The danger of commercial loans: What happens when student finance isn’t enough? - Sutton Trust T Level Professional Development reference guide - Education & Training Foundation Imprint of poor parental relationships linked to high social costs - London School of Economics | LSE Call for government to provide 'lifetime support' for children in care - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Policy Eye - highlights of the week ending 4 October - Pearson Teachers' pension scheme payments: 2019 to 2020 - DfE REF should accommodate more diverse outputs, says study - Times Higher Education | THE The distance learning dilemma - Times Higher Education | THE 'Let's hear it for the girly swots!' Baroness Hale says her number one piece of advice to young women is 'don't let the b*****ds get you down' - Mail SEND system in 'crisis' warns ombudsman as complaints rise 45 per cent - CYPN | Children & Young People Now UK-US Collaboration for digital scholarship in cultural institutions - Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) 3 reasons to get motivated at WorldSkills UK LIVE - Teacher Toolkit How do you know your pupils are learning? - The Educator Managing challenging behaviour in schools: Show some restraint - CfEY | Centre for Education & Youth Almost 6000 people register to check their numeracy in the first year of Checktember - National Numeracy Private schools, RORI, care leavers, VC pay - Wonkhe The future of free tuition fees for all - HEPI Banned: Headteacher who doctored Sats papers - Times Educational Supplement | TES Fraud investigators to be trained through 500th apprenticeship - IfATE Hotline calls expose bullying and harassment of staff in Glasgow schools - NASUWT In the news: 4 October - UCU Hotline fields concerns about 'bullying and harassment' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Supreme court chief's jibe at PM: let's hear it for the girly swots - Guardian Bringing apprenticeships to the forefront of teachers’ minds - IfATE Value of university staff pay has plummeted in last decade, employers' own research reveals - UCU Yes, they can! Teachers and learners as language curriculum developers - BERA Assessing the ‘Mastery Curriculum’ without levels - UKEdChat Open a maths school to show you’re ‘serious’ about helping kids, Williamson tells unis - Schools Week Ofsted watch: Mega apprenticeship provider making ‘significant progress’ after grade three - FE Week Scottish teachers swarm new union hotline with bullying and harassment reports - Scotsman Complaints about SEND support at ‘unprecedented level’ - Nursery World Old Station Nursery group adds two more settings - Nursery World The #1 problem/weakness in teaching and how to address it - Headguruteacher Top universities in US and UK took millions from Sackler family - Guardian It's an ordinary sixth form, we just really work hard - Times Educational Supplement | TES IB Diploma and A levels: the key differences - Times Educational Supplement | TES Scotland's smacking ban hailed as 'momentous' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Apprenticeship body launches 500th training programme - Times Educational Supplement | TES FE podcast: A bespoke approach for students with SEND - Times Educational Supplement | TES Plomin, genetics and education - Montrose42 Glasgow teachers flood union hotline to report bullying and harassment - Herald Scotland Counter fraud becomes 500th approved apprenticeship standard - FE Week AELP accuses DfE of ‘sidestepping’ with £515k tender to engage SMEs in apprenticeships - FE Week Ark celebrates 15th anniversary with branded M&Ms and guest speaker from New York - Schools Week Flagship rail college hopes new name and broader offering will put it back on track - FE Week Council knew illegal school was unregistered before sending vulnerable kids there - Schools Week Ysgol Pwll Coch's green play area will be bulldozed for new Fitzalan High development in Cardiff - Wales Online Even a mastermind would fail to keep up with complex, changing and contradictory subcontracting rules - FE Week Williamson defends his old sixth form as it drops digital T-level - FE Week DfE music curriculum delayed over 'quality' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Could artificial intelligence replace GCSEs? - Times Educational Supplement | TES AI may replace GCSEs in top private schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Tes FE awards 2020 open for entries - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'Unprecedented' SEND crisis sees pupil support blocked - Times Educational Supplement | TES Parents’ complaints about support for special needs children surges as ombudsman warns of ‘system in crisis’ - Independent Ofsted accused of legal breach over lack of SEND consultations - Schools Week London to clamp down on funding for out-of-area colleges - FE Week 'Unprecedented' level of special needs complaints upheld - BBC University students 'cheated' by rise in unfinished housing - BBC Support for children with special educational needs 'in crisis' - Guardian System failing children with special educational needs, says ombudsman - Mail SEND system ‘in crisis’ as complaints to local government ombudsman soar - Schools Week Fears councils are rationing funds for special needs children - Times Struggling Scottish universities miss targets and cut research work to save cash - Times Scotland: MSPs back tax rate increase on private schools - Times