News archive for 16th September 2021

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Alex Burghart and Will Quince join DfE ministerial team - FE Week Alex Burghart and Will Quince join DfE ministerial team - Schools Week Zahawi pledges to invest in schools and beat Covid - Times Educational Supplement | TES The state of global education: 18 months into the pandemic - OECD University degrees in England are most expensive in the world, says OECD - The Times Welcome to Ibstock Place: the school that shaped new Education Secretary, Nadhim Zahawi - Telegraph ‘I will work with you’: Zahawi extends olive branch to demoralised sector - Schools Week Confirmed: Gillian Keegan leaves apprenticeships and skills minister role in reshuffle - FE Week DfE must rebuild trust with schools under new leaders - Times Educational Supplement | TES UK university staff to vote on strike action in coming academic year - Guardian English exam board doubles choice of books by writers of colour - Guardian Robin Walker: 9 facts about the new schools minister - Schools Week If you believe in what you’re doing, why would you bend? - Schools Week Why aren’t we teaching kids how to thrive in the creator economy? - New Statesman Robin Walker appointed to takeover as schools minister - Times Educational Supplement | TES Nadhim Zahawi’s baptism of fire as teaching unions demand school catch-up funding - Telegraph Daily Mail columnist Dan Wootton gets ripped for attacking teachers - HuffPost Reshuffle: Robin Walker appointed schools minister - Schools Week Why students should have their say on how universities and colleges are regulated - Office for Students WELL prepared for the new term - GOV.UK Dounreay safeguards future skills with new intake of decommissioning trainees - GOV.UK If I were Nadhim Zahawi… - Teacher Toolkit Online-only learning not worth £9K tuition, OECD warns UK universities - Guardian New LSE Cities leadership programme helps municipal leaders improve the lives of young children - London School of Economics | LSE Student Success - entrepreneurship and work-integrated learning - Advance HE Advance HE appoints Fellowship and Accreditation Expert Advisory Group - Advance HE Open University seeks £20m platform to support ‘student journey from enquiry to graduation’ - Public Technology Montessori Centre International to offer NCFE Level 3 and 4 qualifications - Nursery World International students struggling to find quality accommodation - PIE News Heidi Fraser-Krauss takes over as Jisc CEO - Jisc Nominet and Micro:bit Educational Foundation launch primary education research and support programme - Computing at School Celebrating T Levels one year on - Education & Training Foundation London Mayor's business support programme expands with new online hub for early years settings - Nursery World Nadhim Zahawi: What heads and teachers need to know - Times Educational Supplement | TES Focus on results: How a greater focus on outcomes could contribute to England’s learning and skills systems - Learning & Work Institute City of Liverpool College joins Collab Group - Collab Group Cost of degrees shifted onto students as participation soars - Times Higher Education | THE ASCL comment on departure of Nick Gibb as schools minister - ASCL Health and science subject rankings 2022: results announced - Times Higher Education | THE ESFA extends School Resource Management Advisor (SRMA) programme - NAHT Online classes 'would not justify high university fees' - BBC Appointment of Nadhim Zahawi as new Education Secretary - AELP Catering to learning styles isn't just ineffective: It can harm learning - Learning Scientists How might Nadhim Zahawi approach higher education reform? - Wonkhe Six key takeaways on equity from Education at a Glance 2021 - OECD Former children's minister, Nadhim Zahawi appointed education secretary - EYE | Early Years Educator Government does not provide sufficient childcare support, most parents believe - EYE | Early Years Educator Scottish school inspections to return in January - Times Educational Supplement | TES COVID in schools – how ventilation can help to combat spread of virus - The Conversation Why Gibb's exit may spell big changes for school policy - Times Educational Supplement | TES Universities that keep lectures online may struggle to justify highest fees - Mail Reshuffle: Michelle Donelan taking FE and skills brief – sources - FE Week Teaching time higher than average – even with cut - Times Educational Supplement | TES Images of new £180million Dunfermline Learning 'super campus' revealed - Herald Scotland Is the Covid-19 vaccine safe for children? - Wales Online Inspectors to visit schools as part of sexual harassment review - Wales Online England has highest university tuition fees in developed world - OECD - Mail Heads call for end to EBacc targets after Gibb's exit - Times Educational Supplement | TES Children already have the facts. Now they need the tools to fix the climate crisis - Guardian A fair start? The case for early years reform - Sutton Trust To whom is Ofqual accountable? - HEPI Northern Ireland: Queen's University students within 40 miles 'unlikely' to get room - BBC Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel: second national review - DfE Poor students 'risk getting less in-person learning' - Herald Scotland The governance of independent providers matters - Wonkhe Foreign students struggling to pay for UK university - BBC Survey: most university staff feel unsafe returning to campus - Times Higher Education | THE My battle to get my autistic son into a suitable school - The Times The proverbs of technology enhanced learning - FE must rise to the new challenges presented it - FE News Equality, equity, accessibility, and inclusion: Placing everyone at the heart of education re-imagining - FE News