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News archive for 30th April 2020
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Revealed: Covid-19 hit to apprenticeship starts
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FE Week
Plans to reopen schools plunged into chaos as experts clash over whether children can pass on Covid-19
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The Sun
Infection rate needs to be substantially lower before decisions on schools says Swinney
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Scotsman
The work of teachers is valuable beyond measure
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
John Swinney urged to use emergency powers to resolve home schooling 'lottery'
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Telegraph
Covid-19 will change education far beyond lockdown
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New Statesman
AELP publishes legal advice in relation to the DfE's exclusion of levy funded apprenticeships from the scope of Cabinet Office Covid-19 government contractor protection guidance
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AELP
Teachers warned over 'unconscious bias' amid fears that ethnic minority children will get the wrong grades
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Telegraph
PM: Plan to reopen schools will be set out 'next week'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
DfE summons unions to school re-opening safety talks
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Boris Johnson will set out ‘comprehensive’ plan for school reopenings next week
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Schools Week
Coronavirus: Families still waiting for free school meal vouchers
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BBC
GCSE attainment gap 'inevitable' this year, say heads
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Sturgeon: Qualifications process 'very clear'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Surge in supply teachers seeking aid
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Ofsted seeks views on proposals to revise post-inspection arrangements
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Ofsted
After lockdown, an opportunity for something even better than before
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Schools Week
Nesta and DfE support innovations to pave the way for future employment in a changing workforce
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Nesta
Supporting student mental health
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Office for Students
NEU members win case against grade inflation
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National Education Union
New look panel launches survey for apprentices
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IfATE
Coronavirus and summer 2020 exams updates
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NAHT
Digest #143: Using podcasts
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Learning Scientists
Delivering lessons remotely
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UKEdChat
‘Survivor mentality’ developed by children in care, new research shows
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Nuffield Foundation
Returning to and starting school in 2020
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Early Education
Volunteering update
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Education and Employers
New evaluation reports: catch-up programme boosts young children’s language skills by +3 months
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Education Endowment Foundation | EEF
Providing feedback during school closure
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Research Schools Network
Childcare leaders criticise inclusion of nurseries in consumer watchdog probe
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CYPN | Children & Young People Now
Coventry University moves to mobile-first learning platform
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PIE News
Response to Ofqual consultation on awarding grades
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Sutton Trust
Shaw Trust ‘Care Academy’ to recruit and support social care workers: Meeting a national need in challenging times
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ERSA
New partnership to research enhancements for HE leadership in Mexico
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Advance HE
LSE report identifies best practice for virtual inclusion during pandemic
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London School of Economics | LSE
UK watchdog to investigate parents' complaints against nurseries over fees
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Nursery World
ESFA post-16 provider relief scheme
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Education & Skills Funding Agency
Free meals in further education funded institutions: guide for the 2020 to 2021 academic year
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Education & Skills Funding Agency
Further education skills index
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DfE
How can students be helped to avoid the risks of sexual assault?
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Times Higher Education | THE
Statistics: key stage 1
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DfE
Providing free school meals during the coronavirus outbreak
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DfE
Statistics: performance tables
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DfE
Changes to the law on education, health and care needs assessments and plans due to coronavirus
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DfE
Apprenticeship and traineeships: April 2020
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DfE
Key workers, complaints, international demand, mental health (podcast)
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Wonkhe
Coronavirus: scientists caution against reopening schools
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Guardian
A statement on our updated guidance for private candidates
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Ofqual
Ofsted: coronavirus (COVID-19) rolling update
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Ofsted
Help teachers minimise risk of exams bias against minorities, urges watchdog
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Mail
University students: Have you stayed or returned to your term time address?
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Guardian
Apprentice survey on coronavirus impact launched
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Design teachers put together 200,000 masks, scrubs and visors
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Evening Standard
Apprenticeship quango launches learner satisfaction survey
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FE Week
A blow for plans to reopen schools? Children do catch the coronavirus as often as adults
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Mail
Equalities watchdog warns exam bosses that BAME students will suffer from grading bias
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Mail
Teachers autonomy - and the quest for professional status
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Montrose42
When will schools reopen in UK and will exams be on?
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The Sun
How to take part in the Big Schools Quiz
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Schools Week
Archbishop of Canterbury delivers virtual assembly on hope to pupils at home
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Mail
Refugee families hit by funding exclusions in coronavirus crisis
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Nursery World
'Vastly increased' test capacity needed to open schools
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Children's commissioner 'concerned' over low attendance at school hubs during Covid-19 lockdown
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Scotsman
Further Education skills index falls by more than 15%
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
First Scottish college joins FE foodbank initiative
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Edtech specialist puts expertise to good use to support sector through COVID-19 pandemic
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FE Week
Private candidates allowed to transfer exam centres amid concerns of missing out on grades
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Schools Week
AELP: "Apprenticeship starts are falling off the cliff"
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
WorldSkills UK sets out emergency package of support
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
ESFA provider relief application deadline extended
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FE Week
DfE will now ‘replace’ and ‘repurpose’ the cancelled monthly apprenticeship statistics
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FE Week
Evidence is clear: teachers are doing all they can
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Equalities watchdog warns Ofqual over GCSE grading bias
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
SEND children and families need more help
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Plans to scrap MBA apprenticeship delayed until possibly 2021
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FE Week
Archbishop of Canterbury leads national assembly (video)
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Monthly apprenticeships update: February starts fall 11%
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FE Week
Five ways lockdown during Covid-19 will help children to build resilience
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Telegraph
Children's commissioner concerned by hub school figures
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Children's screen time up by two hours a day in lockdown
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Nursery World
Coronavirus: Fears universities could be merged if they don't embrace new normal
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Herald Scotland
Phased school return could see kids doing exams back first before the summer
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Mirror
New report suggests further falls in the wellbeing of university staff
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HEPI
Why PR is higher education’s best friend during the crisis
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HEPI
Pressure Vessels II: An update on mental health among higher education staff in the UK
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HEPI
Children could be sent back to school part-time before the summer holidays
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The Sun
A third of teachers have Covid-19 mental health fears
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Life in the Zoomiverse: What we miss about the physical campus
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Times Higher Education | THE
Poor handling of pandemic ‘could damage student recruitment’
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Times Higher Education | THE
Waheed Saleem, disgraced official in Trojan horse scandal, given top police force role
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Times
Child coronavirus infection rate deals blow to hopes of schools opening
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Times
Coronavirus in Scotland: recruit tutors for disadvantaged, say education experts
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Times
Record number of student complaints fuelled by refund demands following lecturer strikes
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Telegraph
The damage being done to our kids’ education during lockdown is a disaster
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The Sun
Lecturers can’t sustain the hasty pivot to online teaching. We need a plan B
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Times Higher Education | THE
UK university staff ‘mental health crisis not getting better’
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Times Higher Education | THE