Report Overview The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are far reaching and are likely to impact on practically every area of government policy for a long time to come. This…
Self-Regulation in the Early Years
…Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) identified self-regulation “as a promising area, but one that would benefit from more rigorous evaluation in early years settings to identify how to achieve benefit for…
Fair School Admissions Webinar
…can afford an expensive house in the ‘right’ area? Do you lead a school that is committed to being ‘truly comprehensive’? Our webinar brought together sector experts, teachers and parents…
Most teachers support link between performance and pay
…jobs. Almost two-thirds (64%) agreed that teachers should have a professional body in the same way as accountants, doctors and lawyers do, while only 13% disagreed. [1] https://www.suttontrust.com/newsarchive/improving-poor-teachers-transform-englands-education-performance-among-best-world/ [2] https://www.suttontrust.com/newsarchive/less-10-teachers-think-government-school-reforms-will-improve-outcomes-less-privileged-children/…
NFER poll results on teachers spending pupil premium
…completing the survey, a third (36 per cent) said their school now uses the Toolkit compared to only 11 per cent in 2012. By contrast, the proportion of all school…
Londoners most likely to pay for extra tuition as demand remains high
…some point 2013 24% 2012 23% 2011 23% 2010 20% 2009 20% 2005 18% 4.The First Tutors survey was published in March 2013 and can be accessed athttp://www.firsttutors.com/uk/news/first-tutors-new-data-reveals-the-national-average-cost-for-private-tuition. 5. The…