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Examination Reform 2013
The Government has reformed GCSE, AS and A-level examinations. This factfile outlines the key changes and timetable for the implementation of the new examinations. Many of the last students to study modular GCSE courses in England receive their results in August 2013 – from next summer all pupils will sit exams at the end of … Continued
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Export Report 2024
The BESA Members Export Performance Survey 2024 provides an in-depth analysis of the growth and challenges faced by UK education suppliers in international markets. As the domestic landscape shifts, this survey highlights the strategies and achievements of BESA members who are meeting global demand. With a 7.2% increase in export sales over the past year, … Continued
Read MoreExternal report: Implementing the Simplification Plan 2014
The further education and skills sector (the sector) serves many different learners. For example, young people who want to continue academic or vocational learning outside of schools; those of all ages gaining basic skills; and others who seek extra skills or formal qualifications. This full report advances some of the key issues in the sector.
Read MoreFactifile/briefing: Priority School Building Programme 2015
The Priority School Building Programme (PSBP) is a centrally managed programme set up to address the needs of the schools most in need of urgent repair. The first wave of allocations was announced in May 2012. This document summarises the Programme’s strategy.
Read MoreFairer schools funding 2015/2016
A brief summary of the 2014 Government announcement thatĀ a final allocation of Ā£390 million of additional schools funding in 2015/2016 is to increase the per-pupil funding of 69 of the āleast fairly-funded areasā. This document provides explanation and implication of this policy as well as providing links to further information.
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Five ways to keep teachers motivated towards the end of term
Motivated teachers are crucial to a successful classroom. But itās understandable that, as we approach the end of another school year, that positivity can start to dwindle. So, now more than ever, itās vital to keep staff energised. So, what can head teachers do to help educators go the extra mile and maintain a positive attitude when they are tired and stressed?
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Free Schools 2013
This factfile summarises what Free Schools are, where they’ve evolved from, how they are funded and their scope for the future.
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