News archive for 9th May 2022

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Prized Cambridge painting may have been Nazi loot - The Times Next Oxford University vice-chancellor state educated and second female in role - Mail Clinical depression 'widespread' in teachers and leaders - Times Educational Supplement | TES What international evidence can teach us about inclusion - Times Educational Supplement | TES Movers and Shakers: Edition 388 - FE Week Students in Wales are reminded to apply for student finance before deadline - Student Loans Company 12 questioning strategies - Teacher Toolkit Net zero challenge areas for energy network innovation funding - UKRI Where are all the neurodivergent teaching professionals? - Sixth Form Colleges Assocation | SFCA IOE researchers lead independent review into the role of assessment in primary schools - IOE London Blog Covid pandemic has helped staunch loss of British teachers going to work in overseas schools, figures suggest - i News Scotland: Teachers to vote on removal of councils from pay talks - Times Educational Supplement | TES T Level resources for universities - Education & Skills Funding Agency SEND review: right support, right place, right time - DfE Coronavirus (COVID-19) 16 to 19 tuition fund - Education & Skills Funding Agency Oxford names neuroscientist Irene Tracey as vice-chancellor - Times Higher Education | THE UK student mental health crisis ‘may be worse than thought’ - Times Higher Education | THE Work overload negatively affecting teacher wellbeing - NASUWT Teachers across the UK showing signs of clinical depression - NASUWT Activate Learning celebrates Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 - Activate Learning Mental health support for students at Activate Learning - Activate Learning Our responses to government consultations on Higher Education reform and the Lifelong Loan Entitlement - Sutton Trust We need an ambitious Queen's Speech to deliver the high-quality education students deserve - PoliticsHome James Turner to step down as Sutton Trust CEO - Sutton Trust Crackdown on truancy will see absent kids named on official register - Metro What are Sats? What the name means, when KS1 and KS2 papers are being taken in 2022 and why we have the tests - i News Ofsted powers boosted to tackle illegal unregistered schools in England - BBC Why it's time to rethink Sats - Times Educational Supplement | TES Seven plans for schools in tomorrow's Queen's Speech - Times Educational Supplement | TES Queen’s Speech: Ofsted powers to crack down on unregistered schools expected - CYPN | Children & Young People Now Northamptonshire children with high needs locked out of early years funding - Nursery World SEND review consultation extended - Times Educational Supplement | TES Scotland: Holocaust survivors share their stories with schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES A national demonstration: Will you be there? - SecEd Major schools shake-up expected to be announced in Queen’s Speech - The Sun Three week SEND review extension after accessible versions finally published - FE Week Students ‘failed’ over ‘crisis’ of sexual assaults at universities amid calls for tougher action - Independent Three week SEND review extension after accessible versions finally published - Schools Week Pupils who play truant will be named on official register under plans to boost school attendance - Mail Queen’s Speech to announce new academy intervention powers - Schools Week Teachers ordered to register pupils in truancy crackdown - Express How Covid-19 reshaped international hiring in schools - Times Educational Supplement | TES Heads of department improving teaching: Three key steps - Sixth Form Colleges Assocation | SFCA REF2021: The Research General Election - HEPI Capping student numbers a flawed and backward move, university leaders warn - Universities UK The power of repetition - UKEdChat Making the most of metacognition - Research Schools Network Supporting pupils with SEND during testing times - Research Schools Network The real reasons fewer girls choose maths and physics at school: stereotypes, confidence and role models - i News Queen’s speech: what bills to expect - Guardian Phonics test: 10 preparation and best practice tips - Teacher Toolkit Northern Ireland: Teaching union NASUWT begins industrial action - BBC The DfE sees SEND learners as an economic problem to solve - FE Week Leaving the Army for a training provider was a major culture shock - FE Week Government proposal to cap student numbers going to university would hit social mobility, uni bosses say - i News Minimum grade requirements to get student loan will ‘entrench’ disadvantaged students - Telegraph A National Baccalaureate: How it would work - FE Week Council workers target Scots schools for strike action in pay battle - Herald Scotland If we’re all together, why is AP excluded again? - Schools Week Schools see rise in ‘incel’ extremism Prevent referrals - Schools Week Learning resource aggregators can give open educational resources a new lease of life - Wonkhe We must work constructively to alleviate the sector’s pay pressures - Wonkhe Back up higher education reform with the funding to maintain quality - Wonkhe What is the meaning of REF? - Wonkhe The public likes the idea of lifelong learning – but not a “lifelong loan” - Wonkhe In defence of quality-related funding for research - Wonkhe All Covid restrictions for universities and colleges lifted in Wales - Wales Online Sats 2022: Commission to probe ‘neglected’ primary assessment - Times Educational Supplement | TES English number caps ‘could be seen as signal of poor quality’ - Times Higher Education | THE ‘First causal evidence’ that degrees ‘make people more liberal’ - Times Higher Education | THE Global window on higher education (UK and global edition): week ending 8th May 2022 - University World News Universities oppose plan for student cap and loans in England - Guardian Minimum entry requirements could 'entrench disadvantage', say universities - Mail