News archive for 9th February 2020

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Oxbridge, look at pupils' backgrounds – not school - Times Educational Supplement | TES DfE accused of propaganda over school cuts - Times Educational Supplement | TES Why I'm so relieved that I didn't quit teaching - Times Educational Supplement | TES 3 simple tips to ensure you grab a pupil's attention - Times Educational Supplement | TES Can observation pro formas be used well? - The Learning Spy New National Plan to shape the future of music education - DfE Mixed ability vs ability setting - UKEdChat Reviewing curriculum using the Konmarie Method - UKEdChat #PauseOFSTED - Headteachers' Roundtable Can schools reform assessment? - Teacher Toolkit Liberal arts university hits trouble after benefactor’s death - Financial Times UK's first state boarding school will open in September with fees of £11,000 a year - Mail MATs that raised pay after DfE challenge - Times Educational Supplement | TES The problem with phonics in EYFS - and how to solve it - Times Educational Supplement | TES Views needed on SEND and tech for new DfE music plan - Times Educational Supplement | TES First primary state boarding school set to open - Times Educational Supplement | TES FE is full of worthy winners, if only we believe it - Times Educational Supplement | TES University World News - UK and Global edition - 09/02/2020 - University World News DfE consults on new music education blueprint - Schools Week British universities face long shutdown of Chinese campuses as virus spreads - Guardian Let’s celebrate the many apprenticeship successes - FE Week Providers and the government need to better manage subcontracting - FE Week Why apprentices are so important for our business - IfATE DfE’s teacher job website carries only half of available positions - Schools Week Children of eight to board at new state school - Times Scots must learn a little knowledge is a dangerous thing in schools - Times With Curriculum of Excellence up for review, teachers' key role is already clear - Times Would parents be told about student mental health crisis? - BBC