Speaking out against Baseline
A teacher from one London primary school describes how staff are speaking out against Baseline for the sake of their pupils.
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New statutory RSE and health education guidance is a welcome step forward
There is an urgent need to ensure that children and young people are equipped with the knowledge and the skills to stay safe and develop healthy, happy and equal relationships.
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Why is Ofsted venturing so far into the detail of cognitive science?
Warwick Mansell takes a look at some of the contentious ideas about knowledge that appear to be guiding Ofsted’s view of the curriculum.
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School Funding: new analysis shows £5.4bn cut from school budgets in England since 2015
The School Cuts coalition analysis* of the latest Government school funding figures shows a shortfall in funding of £5.4 billion over the past three years with 91% of schools in England affected.
Philanthropy and Privatisation
A report to be launched today by Education International (EI), the global education union confederation, lifts the lid on the activities of so-called ‘philanthropic’ organisations involved in promoting the commercialisation, marketisation and privatisation of education systems around the world.
International Education Strategy
NEU comments on the newly released Government’s International Education Strategy: global potential, global growth.
YouGov/More Than A Score survey on testing
Commenting on the results of a YouGov survey commissioned by More than a Score, released today, which shows the level of school leaders’ frustrations with the Government’s assessment regime, Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, said: