by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2019 | News
Schools in England will receive £2.6bn extra next year under Chancellor Sajid Javid’s spending plans. This will be the first step towards reversing budget cuts and returning school funding to pre-austerity levels. The announcement follows last week’s...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2019 | News
Getting back into a routine can often be a struggle for both parents and children after all those weeks of freedom. So, to ensure a smooth transition out of bed and into the classroom, outdoor education and adventure provider Kingswood has shared its top tips. Click...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2019 | News
Children in Kent will return to the classroom this week. Some schools are well aware they’ve been rated outstanding while others are left figuring out how to halt the spiralling decline into inadequacy. Ofsted, the government department responsible for...
by vinnie walsh | st Aug 2019 | News
It is estimated that 140 teachers too many will be trained in NI each year for the next 10 years. There is forecast to be an oversupply of both teachers and academics seeking work in education over the next decade. That is according to the latest skills barometer for...
by vinnie walsh | th Jul 2019 | News
New data which ranks every Kent school has selected 10 as the best in the county. Statistics exclusive to Kent Live and Reach plc has been compiled by the in-house data team in a bid to give more depth to how each school’s performance is measured. Usually...
by vinnie walsh | rd Jul 2019 | News
It’s been four years since students stepped out of Chaucer School in Canterbury for the final time. After closing in summer 2015, it looked like no one had set foot inside since – until now at least. All that had been left is leaves and rubble strewn...
