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Pupil Premium and Resourcing 2013
This document provides an analysis of the March 2013 questionnaire issued to English maintained schools and English academies. An online questionnaire was used to collect quantitative evidence from a broad range of schools across English local authorities. Online questionnaires were issued to 720 named head teachers and SEN co-ordinators and 480 secondary schools with the … Continued
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Online questionnaires were issued to 720 named SEN co-ordinators and 480 Heads of SEN in secondary schools. The results are compared with those from 2013; however, in the 2013 review the sample also included deputy head teachers. There was little variation in the range of responses between deputy heads and SEN coordinators and it is … Continued
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Q3 2017 Barometer
BESA’s barometer report is run every quarter, and along with feedback from members, it is combined with the views of headteachers to help the industry track market activity. Key findings from the Q3 2017 report include: BESA members continue to report a negative outlook for sales for the sector as a whole, with only 14% … Continued
Read MoreQ4 2017 Barometer
BESA’s barometer report is run every quarter, and along with feedback from members, it is combined with the views of headteachers to help the industry track market activity. Key findings from the Q4 2017 report include: BESA members continue to report a negative outlook for sales for the sector as a whole, with only 19% … Continued
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Reforms to technical and professional education 2015
On 5 November 2015, Minister of State for Skills Nick Boles MP announced plans for reforms to technical and professional education (TPE). This document provides a short summary and explanation for these plans.
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Scotland College lecturers’ pay offer unacceptable – union: The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) has rejected a 1.5% pay rise offer for college lecturers, saying it is “paltry” and “insulting”. The union is calling for a 10% increase to restore pay levels to pre-austerity levels. Framework launched to support practitioners working with families: Education … Continued
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Scotland The Educational Institute of Scotland – Scotland’s largest teaching union – will begin almost three weeks of rolling strikes next month in a dispute over pay. The strikes will begin on April 16th and involve college lecturers from three major colleges in the Glasgow area. Read more here. Following a series of new stories … Continued
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Scotland 🔵 University Placements: A record 72% of young Scottish applicants have secured their first-choice university spot. More female students were accepted across all age groups, reflecting a positive trend in Scottish education. The increased placements are a sign of growth and opportunity for Scotland’s youth, opening doors to higher education. Read more Language Studies: … Continued
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