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Trojan Horse school gets an Ark makeover
Two years after Golden Hillock investigated by Ofsted over extremist risk, new academy has bee...
Four schools unite to form new Multi-Academy Trust
Hertfordshire schools merge to enhance provision and quality of local education
Government releases revised GCSE and A-level content
Nick Gibb says GCSE and A-level reform 'to be rigorous' as content for courses revised includi...
What do school leaders want for Christmas?
Russell Hobby's end of term blog outlines five areas where teachers are hoping to see improvem...
In short supply
Labour reveals schools spending up to £1.3bn on supply teachers as recruitment crisis continue...
Top Ofsted praise for Bath Spa teaching programmes
Bath Spa University is celebrating after receiving high recognition for its Teacher Education ...
Not just a history lesson
A CBI report suggests that science is being squeezed out at primary level. Dan Sullivan looks ...
Shanghai teachers working with CLF
Bristol academy maths exchange part of DfE Maths Hubs Programme
Teaching outside the box
Strategic partnership between Learning Resources® and Hope Education launches STEM in Action
Self-assessment and learning to learn
One way to encourage progress and improvement is to give pupils control over their own learnin...
Academy develops history teaching tool
Mildenhall College Academy film brings museum history into the classroom
Calculating the benefits
Carey Ann Dodah says that maths is a fundamental part of life and can be fun to teach as well ...
Educational excellence - some food for thought
Julie Booth examines the different elements behind one vision of educational excellence
Will you put driving on the curriculum?
Early driver education programme is continuing with its campaign to get driving on schools' cu...
Ark Kings Academy is most-improved in UK
Ark academy celebrates improvement in GCSE results while national average decreases
To de-couple or not to de-couple?
Karen Cornick, Principal of North Somerset Enterprise and Technology College, says that is the...
Inspiring students to love maths
Carey Ann Dodah says maths is a fundamental part of life and can be fun to teach as well as le...
Parents fear children won't find jobs
Baker Dearing Educational Trust finds over half of parents are worried about their child's edu...
Bring the outside in
Inspired Building Systems offers five tips to connect learning with the outdoors
Builders of the future
Turner & Townsend adopts two high-performing schools to tackle construction industry skills sh...
Designed and made in Britain?
Campaign aims to stop decline in students taking design and tech subjects at A-level
The rise of the alternative education
As free schools, studio schools and UTCs grow in number, there are more choices than ever. Edi...
Tackling sex and gender issues in the classroom
Campaigners call for sex and relationships education to be gender-aware
William Howard Trust launches in Cumbria
New education trust to change the face of education in Cumbria
Progress 'too slow' in key stage three
HM Chief Inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw says leadership and quality of education is a concern a...
Down to a science
Bringing a 'wow' factor to children's science lessons can benefit teachers too, says Dan Sulli...
Across the board
Pupils set to benefit as businesses urged to donate supply chain board games to local schools
More pupils leaving primary with maths and literacy skills
Key stage two results show 90,000 more 11 year-olds secure skills needed for secondary school ...
Get pre-school kids counting, say parents
New research says UK parents think children should learn basic numeracy before starting school...
GCSE figures show jump in STEM subjects
Government praises jump in STEM and Ebacc entries helping to widen students' opportunities
GCSE results: 18% transfer to post-16 at independent schools
Independent education can help former state school pupils with post-GCSE studies, says Gabbita...
The future of outdoor learning
Opportunities to take learning out of the classroom are untapped in England, says Andy Swain
Plymouth goes ping-pong!
Liquid nitrogen and ping-pong balls collide in the name of science at Plymouth University
Should driving be on the curriculum?
Petition urges government to put driving on the school curriculum to help cut number of accide...
Positive routes for school leavers
School leavers advised to take apprenticeships after A level results day
Kingston's top tips for Clearing
With A level results day looming, Kingston University encourages students to be well prepared ...
Traditional or vocational?
QA research shows 74% of school children would consider an apprenticeship, but less than 20% k...
Workshops bring built environment to life for students
UrbanPlan education initiative launches in UK schools this autumn to give young people an insi...
Seas of change
New research shows coastal academies are changing school cultures in disadvantaged regions
