…crisis is set to worsen when the scheme ends. Commenting on the Education Policy Institute’s report on the early years workforce, Sir Peter Lampl, chairman and founder of the Sutton…
Generations of talent being lost through lack of investment in early years workforce
…years to come.” Speaking on behalf of the Early Years Workforce Commission, Julie Hyde, Executive Director of Education and Training at CACHE and NCFE, said: “The Early Years Workforce Commission…
Making compromises to balance the budgets
…identify issues surrounding pupil wellbeing. Reductions in their numbers will only exacerbate the difficulties faced by schools. Cuts to staff only adds to the crisis in teacher supply and retention…
47 state school students offered places at top US unis
…to university. Head Girl at St Bede’s Catholic School and Sixth Form College, Abbie is a keen physicist and mathematician and played competitive football for 9 years. Abbie said: “I’ve…
Coming full circle
Laura Houston, UK Summer School 2010, shares how she came to be co-managing the University of St Andrews summer school she once attended. If someone had asked me at 16…
1,000 disadvantaged pupils miss out on top grades
…schools – over half of all students in grammars were in the top 10% at the end of primary school, compared to just 8% of students in comprehensives – the…