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Maths Circle CEO Bruno Reddy awarded an OBE for services to education
Maths to 18
This week, the government revealed further details on its plans to expand compulsory maths beyond GCSE. Sunak first laid out his ambition to extend compulsory Maths to 18 during the July – September 2022 Conservative Leadership election. During the campaign, he set out a vision for a new British Baccalaureate which, at the time, included … Continued
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MATs research
BESA is pleased to be able to publish its research into Multi Academy Trusts.
Read MoreMedia Planet UK 2021 Future of EdTech Campaign
Meeting on the Financial Efficacy of MATs
On Thursday 12th January, the APPG for Education hosted Jason Gould from The Education Company, to present his research on the financial efficacy of Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs).
Read MoreMessage to science members from CLEAPPS 2013
CLEAPSS advises schools on practical aspects of Science, Design & technology and Art & Design. ‘We wonder whether BESA has considered the new legislation relating to the supply of mercury-containing instruments for professional use. We understand that (with one or two specified exceptions) no scientific instruments containing mercury will be allowed to be sold in EU’.
Read MoreMinsterial Statement on reform of accountability system in schools 2013
Document contains a link to the Minsterial Statement on reform of accountability system in schools 2013.
Read MoreMore students, bilingual education, school groups and UK curriculum in the international schools market this year
Multi-academy trust procurement research 2019
In November 2016 BESA published the first comprehensive research report examining the purchasing behaviors of multi academy trusts. The report identified a number of important challenges within the trust sector and was widely acknowledged as instrumental in changing the way suppliers approach this complicated market.
Read MoreMulti-Academy Trusts 2018 – the procurement landscape
This report in collaboration with the Education Company was presented at the 2018 AGM. This report compares MATs figures from 2016 to where we are now (2018).
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