Education news
13-17 January
Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill
Phillipson: ‘Floor but no ceiling’ on teacher pay
Amend schools bill to guarantee no ceiling on pay, Phillipson told
Children’s wellbeing and schools bill: Committee calls for evidence
Labour policy
Phillipson’s first education committee: 8 things we learned
The key figures behind Bridget Phillipson’s education plans
Labour is treating the white working class with contempt
Retention and recruitment
I’m still unqualified after ten years. Here’s why
‘I earn a fraction of my headteacher’s salary but I don’t miss the 11-hour days and bureaucracy’
CPD
Labour cost-cutting spree now hits STEM
The 5 key priorities for the NPQ and ECF reviews
This year is make or break for the CPD golden thread
SEND
Revealed: Ministers’ ‘staggering’ absence from SEND schools
‘No urgency’ in DfE to tackle SEND ‘emergency’, MPs warn
Ofsted to meet parents of Send children to understand why they are not in school
MPs say fix Send system or face ‘lost generation’
Can 2025 bring a radical rethink of how we consider SEND?
What do school leaders think will solve the SEND crisis?
OfstedThe Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills – a non-ministerial department responsible for inspecting and regulating services that care for children and young people, and services providing education and skills
Heads urge Ofsted to delay new inspections until 2026
Lack of trust in Ofsted ‘almost irreversible’
Ofsted system glitch wiped evidence during almost 200 inspections
Concern as Ofsted fails to name schools trialling report cards
Behaviour
£10m behaviour hubs to end – but what next?
Disadvantage
Disadvantage gap: 9 things DfE told MPs
AI
Government invests £1m in AI tools to support teacher feedback and marking
AI skills: Building a workforce for the future
People
Baroness Anne Longfield: ‘I felt a responsibility to be brave’
Sir Kevan Collins to lead DfE board
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