News archive for 15th March 2022

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Parents could have to home school children because of ‘unaffordable’ petrol prices - The Sun Suffolk teacher says 'Year 11 students act like Year 9s' due to Covid - BBC 'Ghost children' of Covid as 135,000 pupils vanish from school after pandemic - Mirror Grammars accused of being ‘monopolised’ by rich as data reveals high private school intake and few poor pupils - i News Bett organiser to exit Russia after pressure from education sector - Schools Week Over half of disabled students considered leaving full-time education during the pandemic, study finds - Independent 'Schools are transitioning pupils without parents' knowledge', MPs told - Mail MPs: School closures should be 'significant part' of Covid inquiry - Times Educational Supplement | TES National tutoring programme (NTP) - DfE The importance of leadership - Best Evidence in Brief Are only-children always better in academic performance? - Best Evidence in Brief A whole school approach to promote student wellbeing and engagement - Best Evidence in Brief Dr Jo Saxton’s speech at 2022 ASCL conference - Ofqual Exploring digital maturity in schools using EdTech data - DfE NASUWT victory as upskirting bill becomes law - NASUWT Teach First’s trainee teachers made sure our pupils didn’t fall behind - Teach First Reading College hosts a pamper evening for NHS staff - Activate Learning Guildford College Art student accepted onto Royal Academy of Arts programme - Activate Learning Is it time to rethink Bloom’s? - UKEdChat Gaps in language support create barriers to accessing justice and rehabilitation, new research finds - Bell Foundation Is school enjoyable, powerpoint or textbooks, seating plans and an experiment... - Teacher Toolkit Kizzy Wade, Selby College, has been named as winner in the Association of Colleges’ Student of the Year awards - Edge Foundation New Technical Teaching Fellows receive awards - Education & Training Foundation | ETF Irish universities will offer places to Ukrainians - PIE News Government says it's up to universities to investigate academics accused of spreading pro-Putin propaganda - PoliticsHome FutureLearn platform replaces Foundation Online Learning - Education & Training Foundation | ETF IOE research informs Online Safety Bill - IOE London Blog Teachers need urgent training to respond to children’s mental health problems - IOE London Blog Language teaching and learning beyond vocabulary and grammar: our success stories - IOE London Blog MP urges education committee to address gender stereotypes in school (video) - Mail NEU pension dispute at Girls' Day School Trust - National Education Union Education Scotland is a waste of millions of pounds that could be spent on teachers. It should be scrapped - Scotsman Reaching out: The added value of HESA’s new measure of socioeconomic disadvantage - HESA Now, more than ever, we need to expand our knowledge of international student outcomes - HEPI Scottish data shows big variations in school exclusions - Times Educational Supplement | TES Freeman plans industry fellowships in bid for ‘innovation nation’ - Times Higher Education | THE Supporting young people in Bucks - CfEY | Centre for Education & Youth Russell Group response to Horizon Europe Guarantee extension - Russell Group Waiting times grow for Scotland's child mental health services - BBC National Tutoring Programme: 5 things MPs were told today - Times Educational Supplement | TES Dem tell me wha dem want to tell me - SecEd Most schools not making best use of technology, DfE study finds - Schools Week English regulator’s quality plans ‘lack transparency’, v-cs claim - Times Higher Education | THE Fund secures £100k and calls on industry to help boost digital skills for young people - Scotsman Switch focus from plan B tests to exam prep, schools minister says - Schools Week Switch focus from plan B tests to exam prep, schools minister says - Schools Week UK Government to quiz Edinburgh University over academic's 'pro-Putin' Tweets - Herald Scotland The Old Station Nursery group buys Good Manors Day Nurseries - Nursery World GCSEs 2022: 'Bank' TAG work to focus on exams, says minister - Times Educational Supplement | TES Cut ties with Russian universities, says UK government minister - Times Higher Education | THE Tutor charity goes public over ‘deeply concerning’ NTP watering down - Schools Week Ukraine war: UK moves to cut links with Russian science projects - BBC Education in Scotland: Super agency plans 'risk repeating past mistakes' - Herald Scotland Race tsar Tony Sewell blasts Nottingham University ‘cowards’ for withdrawing his honorary degree - Mail Celebrating a special partnership – 100 years of Brick Court Chambers - Sutton Trust Chartered College of Teaching: Five years on... - Schools Week Sexual violence at Westminster School kept quiet because pupils feared ‘cancel culture’ - Telegraph The schools white paper must have oracy at its heart - Schools Week After Reid, where now for research and innovation in Welsh universities? - Wonkhe Why we are failing children of prisoners in higher education - Wonkhe Catch-up: Primaries 'should focus on Year 3' - Times Educational Supplement | TES 10:00 a.m. - Education Committee will hear evidence of education challenges facing children and young people from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller backgrounds - Accountability Hearings UKRI cautious on transparency and sanctions over bullying - Times Higher Education | THE Race tsar Tony Sewell attacks Nottingham University’s honour U-turn - The Times