News archive for 14th March 2022

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University lecturers accused of spreading pro-Putin propaganda - Telegraph Gay Tory MP asks Catholic school that banned author if they’ll ban him too - i News Experienced teachers in England less likely to work in poorest schools compared to other developed nations - i News The winners of RSC advisory board elections revealed - Schools Week DfE looking to fast-track Ukrainian teachers - Times Educational Supplement | TES We will crack down on Putin propaganda at universities, says Zahawi - Mail Holland Park School set to join United Learning academy trust - Schools Week Top study tips for exam success - Activate Learning Project based learning: Facilitating effective STEM learning - UKEdChat How to teach handwriting in the early years - Research Schools Network Improving mathematics through spatial thinking - Research Schools Network Library and teaching staff collaborate to better invest under-pressure resource budgets - Jisc Stopping violence against women starts with learning what misogyny really is - The Conversation Fourteen versions to success - Advance HE TALIS - mending the education divide - National Education Union NASUWT comments on 2018 TALIS Report - NASUWT Staff at Staffordshire University set to walk out over two-tier workforce threat - UCU Russell Group response to R&D budget partner allocations - Russell Group Primary school children should be taught about misogyny, Sadiq Khan says - Independent Shared commitment to improve public involvement in research - UKRI Where is the diversity? There are far fewer registered higher education providers than expected - HEPI MRC announces plans to halve carbon footprint by 2030 - UKRI Share your daily school attendance data - DfE Amanda Spielman's speech at the 2022 ASCL Annual Conference - Ofsted Register of Flexi-Job Apprenticeship Agencies - Education & Skills Funding Agency England's teaching workforce 'among least experienced' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Mending the education divide: Getting strong teachers to the schools that need them most - OECD UKRI’s three-year budget is confirmed - UKRI Six curriculum ‘storytelling’ tips to improve recall - Teacher Toolkit Are closed questions enough for national curriculum testing? - NFER New stories about Reflective Explorations in developing digital literacy - Education & Training Foundation UKRI suspends funding for Russia-linked projects - Times Higher Education | THE Everyone’s Invited: Westminster School apologises after sexual harassment claims - BBC Fuming parents slam school after they put locked shutters on toilet doors to stop them being used - The Sun London schools ‘stand ready’ for pupils fleeing war - Evening Standard More experienced teachers more likely to work in affluent schools in England - Mail One in four children aged 11 in England struggled with learning to read before pandemic - Independent ‘Deteriorated’ finances on the mend at large adult education college, FE Commissioner finds - FE Week Fury as school installs locked gates which stops pupils from using toilets during class - Mirror Free Covid testing in special schools in England to end this month - Guardian Cost of living: Parents in Wales to get £100 for PE kits - BBC Fennies nursery group opens its own training academy - Nursery World Muir report could 'break the mould' in Scottish education - Times Educational Supplement | TES Who wants to be a headteacher? - SecEd Half of children not ‘school ready’, say teachers - CYPN | Children & Young People Now How should ITT evolve to meet global needs? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Movers and Shakers: Edition 382 - FE Week T Levels, BTECs, and university admissions - Sixth Form Colleges Assocation | SFCA The lifelong loan entitlement doesn’t fit around the situations of learners - FE Week It’s time to talk about intersectionality in FE - FE Week Teach lessons on tackling misogyny in primary schools, says Sadiq Khan - Telegraph Education in Scotland: SNP ministers told to 'bring back principal teachers' - Herald Scotland Are closed questions enough for national curriculum tests? - Schools Week Is it time to think again about student number controls? - Wonkhe If the numbers don’t add up, something has to give - Wonkhe DSA reforms must meet students’ needs - Wonkhe All the children kicked out of school in Wales during the pandemic and why - Wales Online Sadiq Khan says children as young as four should be given lessons on misogyny in bid to curb violence against women - Mail Striking staff defiant as v-cs close ranks on pay and pensions - Times Higher Education | THE Sadiq Khan: Primary schools told they must act on misogyny - The Times Degree grade inflation puts the 2:2 at risk of extinction - The Times Scotland: Edinburgh University admits relying on Chinese student cash - The Times