News archive for 30th March 2022

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Teacher suspended from school after using coffee cup with picture of Prophet Muhammad - Mirror Imperial College London’s ‘safety first’ graduations are last bastion of social distancing - Telegraph DfE warned over 'unrealistic' remote learning guidance - Times Educational Supplement | TES NAHT statement on the safeguarding case report of Child Q - NAHT A personal reflection: diary from inside a TDT NPQLT - Teacher Development Trust | TDT ASCL Cymru comment on extending free school meal provision to all primary school pupils by 2024 - ASCL Providing remote education: guidance for schools - DfE Monthly statistics on initial teacher training (ITT) recruitment - DfE ESFA Update: 30 March 2022 - Education & Skills Funding Agency Coronavirus (COVID-19) 16 to 19 tuition fund - Education & Skills Funding Agency Free meals in further education funded institutions guide 2022 to 2023 academic year - Education & Skills Funding Agency 16 to 19 Bursary Fund guide 2022 to 2023 academic year - Education & Skills Funding Agency £25m invested as Wales moves towards free meals in primary - Times Educational Supplement | TES SEND Green Paper: Bold ideas aplenty - but will it covertly cut parent choice? - Times Educational Supplement | TES Schools face 'unforgivable' wait for Covid plan - Times Educational Supplement | TES DfE widens student eligibility criteria for 16-19 catch-up funding - FE Week Axe outdated PE lessons and create new sports curriculum to boost kids' fitness - Mirror London university to pay tuition fees for five students who fled war in Ukraine - Evening Standard Student loans: would a graduate tax be a better option? - The Conversation IOE at 120: Seeking the best way to educate the ‘whole child’, 1922-1932 - IOE London Blog Wales' youngest pupils to get free school meals from September - BBC Turing Scheme opens for applications for 2022-23 academic year - Turing Scheme UK-Japanese collaboration to address COVID-19 challenges - UKRI Which celebrities will be helping the nation have fun with numbers on National Numeracy Day 2022? - National Numeracy Face coverings not required in Scottish schools after Easter - Times Educational Supplement | TES Schools White Paper: 'Insufficient' evidence on big MATs - Times Educational Supplement | TES Just half of secondary teachers tell parents about action on ‘falling behind’ pupils - Schools Week Weekly Covid testing scrapped for special schools and AP - Schools Week SEND review: More funding key to delivery of reforms, says ADCS - CYPN | Children & Young People Now NYA launches review of youth workers in schools - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Majority of students have experienced some form of abuse or harassment at work - Mirror Raising average GCSE scores will disadvantage the disadvantaged - Lord Baker - Mail 'There is nothing for free' – schools urged to audit cost of events, fun activities, and trips - SecEd Narrow and 'lacking in ambition' – White Paper fails to inspire - SecEd Devil in the detail: Cautious reaction to SEND Green Paper - SecEd Early years settings struggle to access funding for rising numbers of young children with SEND - Nursery World White paper: Lack of flexibility could set councils back - Schools Week Charity's toilet training course aims to help children be 'school ready' - Nursery World Recruitment crisis sees nurseries downgraded by Ofsted or forced to close rooms - Nursery World Central Bedfordshire College to merge with The Bedford College Group - FE Week Brit children spend more than four and half hours a day staring at phones and tablets - The Sun Foundation Apprenticeships offer vital experience that stands up in the real world - Herald Scotland Scotland: Secondary teachers’ union rejects ‘pathetic’ pay offer - Times Educational Supplement | TES Using collaboration as a catalyst for change in the research ecosystem - HEPI Tertiary Sector Evolution – envisioning the future and how we get there - Advance HE Free childcare Wales: Calls for more free provision - BBC Attainment gap: Glasgow centre to nurture university dreams from the age of 7 - Herald Scotland What does inclusive education look like at a subject level? - Wonkhe A social pact between university heads and unions could address the current workforce crisis - Wonkhe Post-covid mental health perils for doctoral students and early career researchers - Wonkhe Are the Subject Benchmarks about to have their moment in the spotlight? - Wonkhe Covid closures still affecting 400 million pupils globally - Unicef - BBC Collaboration is the key to filling technical skills gap - FE News 10:00 a.m. - Education Committee to hear evidence on the future of post-16 qualifications - Accountability Hearings Augar saga ‘no surprise’, says former top DfE civil servant - Times Higher Education | THE Fewer early career researchers heading to UK from European Union - Times Higher Education | THE Scotland: Art school reviews nude models after claims they are ‘too white’ - The Times Scotland: Music teacher touched pupil’s thigh when they were left alone, trial hears - The Times