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OxEd & Assessment and Really Great ReadingĀ® announce partnership
Parents and schools left digitally divided over studentsā online safety in the wake of the pandemic
Party manifesto education policy commitments (February 2015)
A summary of theĀ Party manifesto education policy commitments for the 2015 elections.
Read MorePE and Sport Resourcing in Schools 2011
This document provides an analysis of a questionnaire issued to English maintained primary and secondary schools in September and early October 2011. The report reviews sports and PE resourcing with responses from PE co-ordinators and heads of department for PE and sports (and similar titles) across a wide spectrum of establishments in England.
Read MorePE and Sport Resourcing in Schools 2011 – Members Briefing Summary
Research carried out by BESA into the latest trends in sports and PE resourcing in education shows that schools are increasingly moving away from using funding from their general resources budget.
Read MorePersona Education releases free version of its Persona Life Skills social-emotional e-learning platform
Persona Life Skills social-emotional learning integrates with NetSupportās classroom.cloud
Pilot scheme supports affordability by giving the UKās 1.7m FE and sixth form students the opportunity to benefit from a free collection of Open Access ebooks and educational resources
PISA 2022
The Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a sort of club for developed countries, released their latest results from its Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) research programme. PISA ranks countries by primarily ranking countries based on the academic performance of 15-year-olds in the following core areas: Reading Literacy: A studentsā capacity to … Continued
Read MorePolicy Update 01.05.20
The kids are alright: the case for re-opening schools How to reopen schools has been said to be one of the biggest, and trickiest, decisions facing governments as they contemplate lifting lockdowns. If two studies of 13,000 primary-aged children in Sichuan, China, released this week have reinforced the view that children are 2,000 times less … Continued
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