Ellen Peirson-Hagger
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Deputy books and arts editor, the Observer ellencph.co.uk
Iāve learnt so much covering education with the wonderful Tes team over the last two years. But Iām very excited to be returning to the world of culture... this week I start as deputy books and arts editor on the Observer New Review.
about 1 month ago
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7 months ago
'I can probably characterise the whole review as being about balances and trade-offsā¦' In an exclusive, in-depth interview,
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talks about the challenges of the curriculum review and the evidence behind its recommendations
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Becky Francis: How we reached our curriculum recommendations
In an exclusive interview, curriculum and assessment review lead Becky Francis speaks to Tes about its recommendations and the evidence underpinning them
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/general/becky-francis-curriculum-assessment-review-recommendations
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Cerys Turner
7 months ago
šØThe govt will scrap the EBacc, cut GCSE exam time by up to three hours & make sure every school meets "enrichment benchmarks". Here are all the key proposals from the curriculum and assessment review, plus which reforms the government has accepted so far:
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Curriculum and assessment review: 14 key points
The Francis reviewās final recommendations include scrapping the EBacc, reducing exam time and making triple science available to all at GCSE
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/curriculum-and-assessment-review-13-key-points
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7 months ago
A group of MAT leaders is calling for all students to experience at least 80 hours of high-quality enrichment per year
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Trust leaders back 80-hour āenrichment guaranteeā
The benchmark is one of several adopted by the government as a āstarting pointā for its new enrichment framework for schools, leader tells Tes
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/trust-leaders-back-80-hour-enrichment-guarantee-for-pupils
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7 months ago
Read the full story on the White Paper delay here ā¬ļø
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8 months ago
TES article on our ESIS report after Natasha and I were interviewed, and featuring great examples of curricula change from history teachers across the country.
www.tes.com/magazine/tea...
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Why are women missing from school history?
The extent to which history lessons ignore female figures has been revealed by new research. Here, teachers share the changes they are making to address this gender imbalance
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/secondary/why-so-few-women-in-history-lessons-curriculum
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A recent report found that 59 per cent of key stage 3 history lessons donāt feature any women. Will the Curriculum Review address that? In the meantime, I spoke to history teachers about the changes they are making to address this gender imbalance in their classes, for
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Why are women missing from school history?
The extent to which history lessons ignore female figures has been revealed by new research. Here, teachers share the changes they are making to address this gender imbalance
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/secondary/why-so-few-women-in-history-lessons-curriculum
8 months ago
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8 months ago
A requirement for new headteachers to hold a SEND qualification could transform the system, because there are schools that currently do not make inclusive decisions, a leading MP said today
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Call for headsā SEND qualification is questioned
MP defends plan to require new school leaders to have expertise in special educational needs, during Labour conference event
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/specialist-sector/call-heads-send-qualification-questioned
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8 months ago
Excl: The PM claimed yesterday that he had invited other political parties to work with the government on SEND reform, but neither the Lib Demās or the Conservatives have received any such invite.
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PM claim of SEND reform invitation is rejected by opponents
Conservatives and Liberal Democrats reject Sir Keir Starmerās insistence that he invited political parties to collaborate on SEND reform
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/pm-claim-send-reform-invitation-rejected-opponents
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This week the government pledged to ensure all primary schools in England have libraries. It seems a well-intentioned policy, but do 1,700 primaries really not have one? And how important is a separate library room in instilling a childās love of reading anyway? My
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Does the government primary school library promise add up?
Labour has announced that every primary school will have its own library by 2029, but questions about funding and implementation remain, finds Ellen Peirson-Hagger
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/fact-check-government-library-promise
8 months ago
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Charlotte Santry
8 months ago
Is Ofstedās inclusion measure fair to over-capacity special schools directed to take pupils whose needs theyāre not equipped to meet? Lots of concern from the specialist sector here inc from
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Great reporting by
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Special schools fear āsubjectiveā Ofsted judgements
Inclusion focus risks ādangerā for schools directed to take on pupils whose needs they cannot meet, warns leader
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/specialist-sector/special-schools-fear-subjective-ofsted-judgements
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Despite alarming headlines on youth violence, a
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FOI request reveals that in-school knife incidents are down in many areas. I spoke to leaders about what schools are doing to drive this reduction
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What the data on knife crime suggests schools should do next
New figures show that in-school knife crime incidents have decreased in many areas of England. Ellen Peirson-Hagger hears from leaders about what they are doing to drive this reduction, and whether it...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/knife-crime-how-schools-can-reduce-youth-violence
8 months ago
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āBecause thereās so much attention on white working-class boysā underachievement, the girls can be overlooked - and they are underperforming.ā Fascinating and important long read by
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How the system forgot about white working-class girls
While the underachievement of white working-class boys has attracted political attention, the struggles of disadvantaged white girls continue to be overlooked. School leaders tell Tes why this needs t...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/improving-white-working-class-girls-outcomes-in-schools
8 months ago
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Is flexible working truly possible for teachers, and what kind of impact might it have on recruitment and retention? A year on from launching their nine-day fortnight, Dixons Academies Trust says they have seen countless benefits. I heard about the challenges and rewards of this radical policy
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Dixonsā nine-day fortnight: howās it working a year on?
Since launching its ground-breaking nine-day fortnight a year ago, Dixons Academies Trust says it has seen a drop in staff turnover and sickness absence. Ellen Peirson-Hagger asks about the challenges...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/flexible-working-for-teachers-dixons-nine-day-fortnight
9 months ago
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Just seven of the 100 schools with the highest rates of disadvantage and the lowest rates of EAL have a positive Progress 8 score. Leaders say the metric leaves schools in an āimpossible situationā. Nick Gibb says it simply reveals which need to āimproveā... Is this system inherently unjust?
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The āimpossible situationā of Progress 8 in white, working-class schools
Just seven of the 100 schools with the highest rates of disadvantage and the lowest rates of English as an additional language have a positive P8. With the metric on pause, is it time to rethink it?
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/secondary/progress-8-impossible-white-working-class
9 months ago
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In her new book, Laura Bates describes how deepfake pornography created by students āfor free on their lunch breaksā can be used to target their female peers and teachers. PSHE lead Charli Faux writes for Tes on how to help keep students safe from āthe next epidemic of sexual violenceā
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The ānext epidemic of sexual violenceā and what it means for schools
AI is creating new threats to girls, and teachers will be on the frontline of it, argues a PSHE lead at an all girlsā school, who shares her advice on how to help keep students safe
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/secondary/how-support-girls-through-next-epidemic-sexual-violence
9 months ago
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9 months ago
#Ofsted
has published its final report-card inspection plans, with changes including: š¹ Reducing the number of evaluation areas to six š¹ Renaming the grades š¹ Changing the toolkits inspectors will use Hereās everything you need to knowā¦
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Ofsted: first report-card inspections will be voluntary
Watchdog pushes ahead with plan for a five-point grading scale but announces a series of changes to school inspections launching this term
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/ofsted-first-report-card-inspections-voluntary
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John Roberts
9 months ago
A
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investigation by
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into the rise of violent incidents causing injuries to pupils and staff.
www.tes.com/magazine/new...
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Revealed: the rise in violent incidents in schools
Tes investigation leads to warning that teachers and pupils need āurgent helpā to deal with rising levels of violence
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/rise-violent-incidents-schools
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āUnless it goes kaboom, thereās no money.ā Rusting fire escapes, legionella and classrooms reaching 53C... School leaders tell me how the funding crisis is also a vast building safety crisis, with particular concern in special schools
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āOur site is on a knife edgeā: the school buildings crisis deepens
Rusting fire escapes, legionella and classrooms that reach 53C: a lack of funding for buildings maintenance is putting pupils and staff at risk, leaders tell Ellen Peirson-Hagger. Will government inte...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/school-buildings-not-safe-funding-crisis
9 months ago
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āWhat Jon is selling is fear. Itās not scientific.ā Jonathan Haidtās book The Anxious Generation has sold 2 million copies and been hugely influential in the case for banning smartphones for young people. But critics say his evidence doesnāt stand up Fascinating Tes piece by
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Is Jonathan Haidt right about smartphones?
In āThe Anxious Generationā, Haidt makes the case that social media and smartphones have ārewiredā todayās teenagers, but his critics say the evidence tells us something very different - and that bann...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/general/jonathan-haidt-anxious-generation-right-about-smartphones
9 months ago
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9 months ago
More than 700,000 GCSE physics students could be without a specialist teacher,
@thenfer.bsky.social
analysis shows, with
@instituteofphysics.bsky.social
calling for urgent action to tackle the shortage
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700,000 GCSE students may lack a physics specialist, report warns
The Institute of Physics has called for urgent action to tackle the shortage in physics teachers to stop students missing out
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/700000-gcse-pupils-may-lack-physics-specialist-report-warns
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On the train to Berlin with an Italian novel and a German chocolate bar. My route: London to Brussels to Frankfurt (usually would be Cologne, impossible today due to works) to Berlin, all in a day
9 months ago
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9 months ago
From the number of GCSEs entered per student to the most popular subjects, here are six key trends from todayās results data that schools need to know
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6 data insights from GCSE results
Looking beyond the headline outcomes from GCSE results day, Tes picks through the data to reveal trends that schools should know about
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/secondary/gcse-results-2025-data-insights-and-trends-for-schools
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10 months ago
From the most popular subject combinations to the number of exams being sat,
@ellencph.bsky.social
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round up seven key trends you need to know from this yearās A-level results day
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A-level results 2025: 7 key trends you need to know
With a huge amount of A-level results data published today, Tes has analysed the key information to bring you the most important insights
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/secondary/a-level-results-2025-key-trends
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Jasmine Norden
10 months ago
New this morning: The regional divide in achieving the top A-level grades has widened as the North East saw a fall in As and A*s this year - all the main trends here:
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A-level results 2025: regional divide grows
Both the proportion of top grades awarded and the pass rate have seen a slight growth in England in 2025
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/secondary/a-level-results-2025
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"Over a quarter of pupils are leaving primary school not meeting the expected standard in reading. This goes up to 40 per cent for white, working-class pupils, and 59 per cent for those with special educational needs." An argument for fixing basic literacy before promoting reading for pleasure...
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Fix basic literacy before promoting reading for pleasure
The governmentās priority should be helping the many pupils who are behind with their reading - and we know exactly how to do it, writes FFTās Mike Fischer
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/primary/fix-basic-literacy-promoting-reading-pleasure
10 months ago
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Updated government guidance says schools should be teaching students how to properly name body parts. It's a watershed moment for sex education, finds
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RSHE guidance: Why properly naming body parts is a big deal
Updated guidance saying that proper terms like penis, vulva and vagina should be taught to primary pupils has been welcomed by sex education experts and safeguarding leads
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/primary/rshe-guidance-teaching-primary-pupils-names-of-body-parts-sex-education
11 months ago
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John Roberts
11 months ago
Inclusion in schools is the big policy focus of the moment. But is a drive to stop bad practice missing from the agenda? My long read for
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www.tes.com/magazine/new...
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Is a drive to stop bad practice missing from the inclusion agenda?
Leaders call for scrutiny of admissions, pupil movement and the impact of sanctions on students with special educational needs and disabilities
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/government-drive-stop-bad-practice-missing-inclusion-agenda
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Jon Severs
11 months ago
The traumatic experience of tribunals for EHCPs is often told from the parents' perspective - for good reasons - but looking at it from the school perspective tells us a huge amount about the disaster of the current system. Excellent piece from
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EHCP tribunals: why schools' struggles must guide SEND reform
If the government's plans for tackling the SEND crisis are to be successful, it has to look at the difficulties that the tribunal process is creating for schools, finds Ellen Peirson-Hagger
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/specialist-sector/ehcp-tribunals-create-difficulties-special-schools-send-reforms
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Everyone knows the SEND tribunal process can be a nightmare for parents. But how does it affect schools? I spoke to special school leaders who describe a āfrustratingā and āoversaturatedā legal system in urgent need of reform
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EHCP tribunals: why schoolsā struggles must guide SEND reform
If the governmentās plans for tackling the SEND crisis are to be successful, it has to look at the difficulties that the tribunal process is creating for schools, finds Ellen Peirson-Hagger
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/specialist-sector/ehcp-tribunals-create-difficulties-special-schools-send-reforms
11 months ago
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11 months ago
A new writing framework released just a couple of weeks before the summer at 150 odd pages long, which will be revised in October when the curriculum and assessment review is published, and which some who should have known it was coming did not know it was coming...
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DfE launches āphonics-inspiredā primary writing framework
The primary writing framework will be revised once the final curriculum review report is published, with a final version due in the autumn
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/primary/dfe-launches-phonics-inspired-primary-writing-framework
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The government says all pupils will have access to in-school mental health specialists by 2029-30. But so far the rollout has been unequal across the country, leaving some settings without the benefits others enjoy. My
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How the mental health teams rollout created a two-tier system
The government says all pupils will have access to in-school mental health specialists by 2029-30. But so far the rollout has been unequal across the country, leaving some settings without the benefit...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/mental-health-support-teams-rollout-two-tier-system
12 months ago
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Tes magazine
12 months ago
Exclusive: DfE asks MAT leaders for āinsights on how we drive excellence for all our childrenā as part of new advisory group
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DfE asks MAT leaders to join new advisory group
Minister Catherine McKinnell is establishing the group, set to meet for the first time in July
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/dfe-asks-mat-leaders-join-new-advisory-group
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Tes magazine
12 months ago
š± The Tes magazine app is now available to download for both iOS and Android! Get award-winning journalism, exclusive interviews and in-depth investigations in our brand-new mobile app. ā”ļø Get it on iOS:
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Ten years ago, there was no gender pay gap for secondary headteachers. Now, it's widening, with the current median salary for women £6k behind that of their male counterparts. What's going on? My
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Why are female secondary heads £6K worse off than men?
The gender pay gap for secondary headteachers is widening. Ten years ago there wasn't a gap at all. What's going on? Ellen Peirson-Hagger analyses the data
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/secondary/gender-pay-gap-why-are-female-headteachers-paid-less
12 months ago
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Read the full exchange between Ofsted and the Department for Education discussing the āregrettableā and ādisappointingā delay to the inspection reform consultation...
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Ofsted delay: Sir Martynās and Bridget Phillipsonās letters
Read the full exchange between the Ofsted chief and the education secretary on the āregrettableā and ādisappointingā delay in the watchdog providing its consultation response
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/ofsted-delay-sir-martyns-and-bridget-phillipsons-letters
12 months ago
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12 months ago
Excellent overview of what you need to know from the Spending Review from
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It is less good news than the headline stats suggest, but better news than that most departments have received. And as such, it is a decent result for schools.
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Spending Review 2025: what it means for schools
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out government spending plans up to 2029. Hereās what you need to know
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/spending-review-2025-what-it-means-schools
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Tes magazine
12 months ago
Exclusive: Schools will not see Ofstedās finalised inspection plans until after the summer holidays, Tes can reveal, as
@bphillipsonmp.bsky.social
calls the delay to the watchdogās consultation response ādisappointingā
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Ofsted delay prompts Phillipson rebuke
Bridget Phillipson tells Sir Martyn Oliver it is ādisappointingā that Ofsted has found it necessary to delay its inspection consultation response
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/ofsted-pauses-new-school-inspections-report-cards
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Ramsay Hodgson
12 months ago
Unsure about what the FSM and pupil premium announcement last week means for your school or trust? Are schools actually getting whacked by a Ā£1.5 billion cut to pupil premium? Iāve delved into the numbers for
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Tes magazine
12 months ago
The government has claimed it is 'delivering' on a pledge to recruit an additional 6,500 teachers, but analysis shows the overall number is down on last yearā¦
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has all the key points from the latest workforce census ā¬ļø
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7 teacher workforce trends you need to know
The latest government census includes data on the size and characteristics of the workforce, and whatās happening with teacher recruitment and retention. Tes has the key points
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/7-teacher-workforce-trends-you-need-know
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Cerys Turner
12 months ago
It was great to chat to ITV News London this evening about the challenges facing schools with funding pressures and falling pupil numbers. A very relevant conversation today, as DfE data showed a decrease of more than 50,000 pupils across all schools in the past year.
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There are fewer teachers than last year, more support staff, better retention rates for the newest teachers, and even worse rates for those who qualified in 2021 or before... Here is
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7 teacher workforce trends you need to know
The latest government census includes data on the size and characteristics of the workforce, and whatās happening with teacher recruitment and retention. Tes has the key points
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/7-teacher-workforce-trends-you-need-know
12 months ago
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Jon Severs
12 months ago
Great story by
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Tes magazine
12 months ago
Operation Encompass, a safeguarding partnership between police and education, helps schools make vulnerable children safer ā but force processes must improve to ensure it is as efficient as required, experts tell
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Why a new safeguarding law is still leaving many children at risk
Operation Encompass should ensure that schools are made aware of children at risk of domestic violence the day after an incident is logged by police ā but the system is failing all too often, as Ellen Peirson-Hagger uncovers
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/safeguarding-law-operation-encompass-children-at-risk
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Operation Encompass ā the safeguarding partnership in which police notify schools after a recorded domestic abuse incident at a child's home ā helps keep vulnerable children safer. But my
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investigation shows the system is failing all too often
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Why a new safeguarding law is still leaving many children at risk
Operation Encompass should ensure that schools are made aware of children at risk of domestic violence the day after an incident is logged by police - but the system is failing all too often, as Ellen...
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/safeguarding-law-operation-encompass-children-at-risk
12 months ago
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Significant news: the government has removed the £7,400 household salary threshold for free school meal eligibility, meaning children of all families receiving universal credit will now be eligible for FSM.
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Free school meals expanded - but no extra pupil premium cash
DfE lifts the Ā£7,400 income cap for accessing FSM - but this wonāt result in more pupil premium cash for schools and it is unclear how many extra pupils will benefit
https://www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/free-school-meals-expanded-no-extra-pupil-premium-cash
12 months ago
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In the move to diversify bookshelves, schools shouldnāt forget about representing different types of homes, writes
@beckacita.bsky.social
, as she shares her list of recommendations for books set in flats for
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20 childrenās books set in flats
In the move to diversify bookshelves, schools shouldnāt forget about representing different types of homes, writes Becka White, as she shares her list of recommendations
https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/primary/books-for-children-set-in-flats
12 months ago
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Geoff Barton
about 1 year ago
Good TES interview with
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guru Prof Neil Mercer: āIn 2023 Sir Keir Starmer pledged that the Labour Party would weave oracy through the curriculum. Yet when the interim report was published, oracy was not mentioned at all. So, is Labour really serious about change?ā
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Neil Mercer: 'Oracy is still not properly understood'
The Cambridge academic talks about the 'conspiracy theory' of why, despite all the evidence, oracy is yet to be introduced into the curriculum, and whether the Labour government will make the change
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/neil-mercer-why-oracy-should-be-introduced-in-schools-curriculum
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āI think oracy is still not properly understood. I donāt think policymakers always recognise what is involved and why it matters.ā My Q+A with academic Neil Mercer on the āconspiracy theoryā of why oracy is yet to be introduced into the curriculum, and whether this government will make the change
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Neil Mercer: 'Oracy is still not properly understood'
The Cambridge academic talks about the 'conspiracy theory' of why, despite all the evidence, oracy is yet to be introduced into the curriculum, and whether the Labour government will make the change
https://www.tes.com/magazine/analysis/general/neil-mercer-why-oracy-should-be-introduced-in-schools-curriculum
about 1 year ago
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Very proud of my former colleagues at the New Statesman and PMI who have secured union recognition after years of hard work
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NUJ celebrates recognition at the New Statesman and Progressive Media Investments
The NUJ has secured recognition at the distinguished political magazine the New Statesman and the global publisher Progressive Media Investments (PMI).
https://www.nuj.org.uk/resource/nuj-celebrates-recognition-at-the-new-statesman-and-progressive-media-investments.html
about 1 year ago
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