by vinnie walsh | rd Sep 2020 | News
Schools and ministers must make it a priority to retain the influx of new trainee teachers that has come as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and recession. At the same time, to avoid creating a bottleneck in the teacher recruitment pipeline, schools are being urged...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2020 | News
Schools in England are being “severely hampered” by delays in Covid tests for teachers, say head teachers. Jules White, organiser of the WorthLess? network of over 5,000 heads, says there is growing frustration at the lack of access to testing. This means...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2020 | News
Boris Johnson reveals that 89% of pupils have returned to school since classrooms opened for the autumn term Prime minister Boris Johnson said that around 89 per cent of pupils have returned to school this month and claimed this was a sign of ‘confidence in...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2020 | News
The new normal means the school day will look a bit different for staff and students as measures to keep buildings Covid-19 secure are introduced. At primary and secondary schools across the county, students are now encouraged to use one way systems and hand...
by vinnie walsh | rd Sep 2020 | News
Amy Skipp is a researcher, founder of ASK Research, and the creator of the EHCP Journeys website. She’s writing about the research she’s leading on for the Nuffield Foundation. It focuses on how educational provision during...
by vinnie walsh | nd Sep 2020 | News
Thousands of new school places will be created for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) with 35 new free special schools, the government has announced. They will provide tailored support and specialist equipment such as sensory appliances...
