News archive for 11th April 2022

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Social justice and black history should be taught across whole school curriculum, teaching union says - Mail I’m an ex-teacher – it was my dream job but I still quit, here’s the four reasons why - The Sun Ex-presidents of NUS warn student body it must address antisemitism concerns - Guardian Teachers call for police to be kept out of school after Child Q strip search - i News Child Q: Police going into schools should be last resort, teachers say - BBC Teachers say they no longer want police based in schools after Child Q outrage - Guardian Norfolk councillors walk out in row over free school meals - BBC Behaviour isn't fine in schools! Headteacher blasts union claims student behaviour is ok - Express Further education and skills inspections and outcomes: management information from September 2021 to August 2022 - Ofsted Skills Advisory Panels - DfE Education committee chief calls for inquiry into NUS over antisemitism claims - Mail A new application guide is now available for the Turing Scheme - Turing Scheme Careers education - what do young people think? - Careers & Enterprise Company Building Back Better demands an inclusive curriculum for all - National Education Union NEU comment on Ofsted motion at Annual Conference - National Education Union Workload and a national contract for the future - National Education Union State of Education: Ofsted - National Education Union State of Education: The Profession - National Education Union NAHT comments of NEU 'State of Education: The Profession' survey - NAHT Data Futures April 2022 programme update - HESA Union demands free testing in universities and colleges - UCU New scholarship launched to promote diversity in the tech sector in Oxfordshire - Activate Learning As food poverty is set to soar, how many free school meals reach under-fives? - EPI Which comes first: Associate fellowship or widening participation? - Advance HE Equipping young people and their educators with skills and knowledge to tackle the climate crisis - National Education Union Staff at 36 UK universities back further strike action in ballot over pay and working conditions - UCU Schools being ‘silenced’ by new political impartiality guidance from Government, teachers say - i News Anti-racism: Working to build participation of teachers and students in schools around challenging racism - National Education Union Child Q: Raising serious questions about safeguarding in schools - National Education Union Replace Ofsted with a new approach to school and college evaluation - National Education Union Teachers' pay: Government can afford to value teachers and other educators properly - National Education Union Calling for changes to qualifications in the 14-19 phase, in particular to GCSEs and A Levels - National Education Union More than 100 academics sign letter urging MSPs to intervene in universities 'crisis' - Scotsman ITT: £650-a-day advisers to ensure 'smooth market exit' for providers - Times Educational Supplement | TES Government may stop engaging with NUS over antisemitism allegations, minister warns - FE Week Universities must wean themselves off fossil fuel funding - Financial Times The teacher trying to add 'black joy' into lessons - BBC Lack of funding forces closure of early years research programmes - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Rise in number of teachers planning to leave the job - Nursery World Just 5% of teachers think Ofsted improves education system - Times Educational Supplement | TES Antisemitism claims leave UK student body facing uncertain future - Times Higher Education | THE Ofsted is a 'failed project' - union chief - Mail Teachers want more guidance on trans support, survey finds - Times Educational Supplement | TES 'Utterly brutal' not to cancel next month's Sats - Times Educational Supplement | TES Nearly half of teachers in England plan to quit within the next five years, poll reveals - Mail Education Secretary promises new Ofsted powers in crackdown on illegal schools - Mail Tens of thousands likely to attend unregistered schools, says Ofsted chief - Mail A Fair Start? Limiting access to 30-hours of childcare risks harming the children most in need - Sutton Trust Strong demand for graduates amid UK skills shortage - Universities UK The art of teaching Shakespeare - UKEdChat Reflecting on a Centenary - HEPI UK to build brain of SKAO telescopes - UKRI 44% of teachers in England plan to quit within five years - Guardian There are one million more jobs than UK workers with degrees to fill them, universities say - i News UK graduate jobs outnumbered graduates by 1m in 2020, study shows - Guardian NI General Teaching Council: Teachers must pay fees to 'toxic' body - BBC What happens when providers run out of money? - Wonkhe Busting graduate labour myths - Wonkhe Why do we treat students like children? - Wonkhe AI could help teachers spot learning difficulties - Times Educational Supplement | TES Nearly half of state school teachers 'plan to quit within five years' - Times Educational Supplement | TES ‘No university immune’ as UK ministers order on-site inspections - Times Higher Education | THE What does the return of inflation mean for universities? - Times Higher Education | THE Misery for teachers as heavy workloads lead to nearly half wanting to quit the job, poll shows - Mail Global window on higher education (UK and global edition): week ending 10th April 2022 - University World News Half of teachers plan to quit because of heavy workload - The Times 8 in 10 teachers say their secondary school has trans pupils - The Times Oxbridge resists promise not to gag rape accusers - The Times Scotland: Universities ‘in crisis’ as student places slashed by funding cuts - The Times Scottish Tories in election vow to ban school sex surveys - The Times Scotland: Parliament must intervene in the universities dispute - The Times Nearly half of teachers in England plan to quit within five years amid workload stress - Mirror