News archive for 6th April 2022

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Schools face massive energy bills hike as heads warn pupils will lose out - Mirror London private schools plan to teach Ukrainian refugee children who have fled the war - Evening Standard Scotland's college drop-out rate rises during pandemic - BBC Wales: Cardiff University students to get full graduation after U-turn - BBC Revealed: how school funding squeeze is hitting classroom resources - Times Educational Supplement | TES Revised offer for Isle of Man teachers in ongoing pay row - BBC IOE named World Number 1 for Education in QS subject rankings - IOE London Blog How can you create ‘headspace’? - Advance HE We should use our new Brexit freedoms to abolish VAT on school uniforms to help families with the cost of living - PoliticsHome Apprenticeships are failing working class school leavers - PoliticsHome What is the impact of Scottish teacher pay deal on salaries? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Education and Training Foundation CEO steps down after eight years at the helm - Education & Training Foundation | ETF 10 tips and ideas for using flipped teaching in the ELT classroom - UKEdChat Reading College students team up with Compass Recovery College - Activate Learning Launch of apprentice panel open recruitment - IfATE Refugees in higher education – a personal perspective - HEPI Join The Big Number Natter for National Numeracy Day 2022 - National Numeracy Regional further education (FE) and higher education (HE) Prevent co-ordinators - DfE Pupil premium funding - DfE ESFA Update: 6 April 2022 - Education & Skills Funding Agency UK gathers evidence on international student support - PIE News What should you do if a pupil doesn’t even attempt a question? - The Educator Improve staff wellbeing without guessing in the dark! - Teacher Toolkit Abbots Hill teachers forced to take 4.7% pay cut to remain in pension scheme - NASUWT Why teacher agency is the key to increasing retention - Times Educational Supplement | TES Headteacher vacancies nearly a fifth higher than pre-Covid - Times Educational Supplement | TES Secondary school teacher vacancies at a five-year high - Times Educational Supplement | TES DfE no longer monitoring Covid-related pupil absence - Times Educational Supplement | TES Educational resources supplier secures £18m sustainability linked loan - Nursery World Coronavirus: Sector expresses frustration over expanded symptom list as free testing ends - Nursery World Executive search ‘can be help not hindrance on diversity’ - Times Higher Education | THE UK pay talks begin with no offer from employers - Times Higher Education | THE Almost one million children in 'food insecure' households - SecEd Cutting youth NEET rate could save UK £38BN, research finds - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Shrinking UK universities to boost vocational skills is short-sighted - Financial Times GCSEs 2022: Crisis fears over invigilator shortage - Times Educational Supplement | TES Education and Training Foundation boss stands down - FE Week Deprived school leavers in North 'failed by lack of skills training' - Express Is there still a future for online and blended teaching? - Wonkhe Homes for Ukraine – laying the foundations for university refugee sponsorship - Wonkhe The first ever residential meeting of our Alumni Leadership Board - Sutton Trust Student engagement is a top priority for OfS - Wonkhe Prince George's new school could cost £25k a year - Express Stirling University ditches Jane Austen from English Literature course in bid to ‘decolonise the curriculum’ - Mail Early years catch-up must go further - Times Educational Supplement | TES 10 questions with... Bruce Robertson - Times Educational Supplement | TES Glasgow School of Art graduate to launch discrimination action against institution - Herald Scotland The ‘evidence-led education secretary’ isn’t being led by the evidence - Schools Week Universities to offer student rooms to Ukrainian refugees over summer - The Times One-in-12 teachers are off with Covid as unions warn axing free lateral flow tests is 'reckless in the extreme' - Mail