EDUCATION LEADERSHIP

More primary school pupils will benefit from high-quality phonics and expert literacy teaching as part of new funding announced today (Sunday, 9 October). Read the rest of the article here: https://www.ipgce.com/new-fundings-to-boost-literacy/ Contact us here: https://www.ipgce.com/contact-us Over £24 million is set to be invested in building children’s literacy skills as the government continues to support pupils’ recovery from […]

Data that differentiates school refusal from other types of absences are hard to obtain, but anecdotally experiences of school refusal are rising. We heard from parents, carers, educators, well-being counsellors, and former students. Readers spoke of children whose ages ranged from kindergarten to high school; some are dealing with more than one child who can’t

A new study has revealed the devastating toll attacks on teaching assistants (TAs) can take, both physically and emotionally. The University of Roehampton study, which is believed to be the first of its kind in the UK, interviewed TAs working in mainstream schools about their experiences of aggression from pupils. Read the rest of the

Health chiefs, public sector unions and teaching leaders have all expressed horror at the prospect of further austerity under new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt. In his first interviews since taking over from Kwasi Kwarteng on Friday, Hunt has promised “very difficult decisions” for government budgets – a clear indication that more cuts are on the way.

Children at primary schools across the UK are getting a taste of where their food comes from – by growing, picking and cooking their lunch. Schools with gardens and allotments teach pupils about healthy eating and sustainability while also providing them with an opportunity to get outside and enjoy some fresh air. Read the rest

With 86% of members voting in favour, the National Education Union (NEU) is now moving forward with a formal strike ballot on pay. The NEU represents teachers in England and Wales. The NASUWT union, representing teachers in Scotland, England and Wales, has also begun balloting its members on strike action. Read the rest of the

State school pupils are twice as likely to feel behind on their learning than private school pupils, according to a landmark survey into the impact of the Covid pandemic on education. The study follows thousands of students through education to assess the ongoing impact of the Covid pandemic and differences between state and private school

State school pupils are twice as likely to feel behind on their learning than private school pupils, according to a landmark survey into the impact of the Covid pandemic on education. The study follows thousands of students through education to assess the ongoing impact of the Covid pandemic and differences between state and private school

A new study has revealed the devastating toll attacks on teaching assistants (TAs) can take, both physically and emotionally. The University of Roehampton study, which is believed to be the first of its kind in the UK, interviewed TAs working in mainstream schools about their experiences of aggression from pupils. Read the rest of the

Health chiefs, public sector unions and teaching leaders have all expressed horror at the prospect of further austerity under new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt. In his first interviews since taking over from Kwasi Kwarteng on Friday, Hunt has promised “very difficult decisions” for government budgets – a clear indication that more cuts are on the way.