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News archive for 4th September 2019
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WorldSkills Kazan 2019: UK finishes 12th in medal table
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
The Guardian view on Sajid Javid’s spending review: please sir, can we have some more? | Editorial
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Guardian
Sajid Javid’s spending plans raise eyebrows at think tanks and business bodies
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City AM
'We are down to the bone': reaction to Sajid Javid's plans
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Guardian
Javid sacrifices prudence in his spending review
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Financial Times
Reviewer of college financial oversight ‘welcomes’ sector views after ESFA blunder
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FE Week
Inspectors' first report on £6.6m new Cardiff school Howardian primary
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Wales Online
Uniform cost used 'to exclude' poor pupils, Agnew says
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Investors' huge profits on student housing are an academic failure | Patrick Collinson
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Guardian
Funding confirmed to replace fire-ravaged school
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
£10m for Esol as Javid vows to 'start transforming' FE
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Michelle Donelan to cover minister's FE role
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Course does not (usually) equal career – let’s celebrate
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Wonkhe
Evidence-based policy and practice in education – knowledge in the light or strategy in the dark?
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CEM | Centre for Evaluation & Monitoring
Voice disappointed by early years funding announced in Spending Review
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Voice
No-deal Brexit immigration plans
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Russell Group
Spending review
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National Education Union
A magic money tree but not for HE
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Wonkhe
Trans inclusion doesn’t conflict with academic freedom
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Wonkhe
Michelle Donelan appointed temporary children's minister
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Schools Week
Spending ambition will boost UK, but held back by uncertainty
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CBI
Simplifying enrolment at Edinburgh College
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Collab Group
The government confirms starting pay for teachers to rise to £30,000 by 2022/23
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NAHT
ASCL comment on spending round: the job is not done on education funding
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ASCL
UCU responds to spending round statement
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UCU
Inaugural Doctoral fellowship winner announced
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BERA
Edtech group chair Lord Chris Holmes steps down following sexual assault charge
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Schools Week
Richer doesn’t tend to mean thinner for ethnic minority children
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IOE London Blog
Work experience programme finishes on a high
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GOV.UK
Days in the Life of Integrated Curriculum and Financial Planning (ICFP)
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ASCL
Chancellor Sajid Javid confirms new £30,000 starting salaries for teachers
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Mirror
Student engagement – you might not notice it, but it matters
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Office for Students
Chancellor ends austerity for public services – but risks breaching current fiscal rules
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Institute for Fiscal Studies | IFS
Will £30k starting salaries make teaching competitive with other graduate jobs?
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FFT Education Datalab
ESFA Update: 4 September 2019
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Education & Skills Funding Agency
The Education Secretary's response to Lord Tyrie's letter about school uniform
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DfE
Majority of headteachers critical of new tests for four- and five-year-olds
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IOE London Blog
Child suicide rate increase prompts fears of mental health crisis
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CYPN | Children & Young People Now
Boy with SEND 'put at risk' after being sent to school on farm
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CYPN | Children & Young People Now
Spending Round delivers extra funds for children and young people's services
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CYPN | Children & Young People Now
Sector responds to Chancellor's public spending announcements
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CYPN | Children & Young People Now
On your marks: re-evaluating feedback and marking practices
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Advance HE
Government gives extra £66m to early years
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Michelle Donelan named temporary children's minister
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Nursery World
Meet the unpaid temporary minister helping cover the FE brief
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FE Week
Spending review: Chancellor announces £66m for early years
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Nursery World
School funding boost to reverse cuts
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BBC
Spending review: Extra £10m for ESOL courses
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FE Week
Dunfermline £180m 'super campus' to replace Woodmill High set to be open by 2024
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Scotsman
Nursery groups continue to expand
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Nursery World
Schools are in crisis now. Why must they wait for cash?
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Want to get behaviour right? Focus on belonging
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Agnew vows crackdown on schools with ‘pernicious’ exclusive uniform suppliers
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Schools Week
What new teachers should really learn on induction day
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Student view: We shouldn't see computing as 'too hard'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Ofsted: 'Our new inspections can win teachers over'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
GCSE resits: How to give your students confidence
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
John Swinney to announce funding for fire damaged Woodmill High School
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Scotsman
GCSE results expose unfairness to disadvantaged pupils
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The Educator
Council 'put autistic boy at risk of harm'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
'Shocking' number of heads need Ofsted help
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
The myth that coloured overlays help dyslexic pupils
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
New immigration rules will stop overseas graduates starting the businesses we need | Robert Phillips
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Guardian
Could AI help universities spot student success or failure earlier?
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HEPI
Informed consent and assent, and the ethical review process, with/for research with the very young
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BERA
Government announcement on school funding
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NAHT
Curriculum clarity: Making things clear for students
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UKEdChat
UK university strikes: Fresh walkouts loom as staff ‘left £240k worse off’ amid pension changes
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Independent
Is a first class degree really that important?
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Financial Times
Education technology and football refereeing
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Wonkhe
Catching the exam cheats
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Times Higher Education | THE
USS pension changes ‘leave typical academics £240K worse off’
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Times Higher Education | THE
EU laws on stem cell research ‘more exposed’ post-Brexit
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Times Higher Education | THE
Back to school after a decade of austerity (podcast)
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Guardian
Children living in poverty badly hampered at schools - report
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Mail
9:30 a.m. - Oral evidence session on school holiday poverty
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Accountability Hearings
Pension changes will leave university staff £240k worse off – study
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Guardian
UK projects scoop top prize in global awards
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Schools Week
Universities braced for lecturers’ strike
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Times
Scottish children denied mental health support as delays rise
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Times