A Week in Education – September 16th 2013
Up to Monday September 16th 2013
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[1] DfE
[2] Ofsted
[3] Ofqual
[4] School Admissions and Exclusions
[5] Governance, Leadership and Unions
[6] News reporting
[7] Publications
[1] DfE
Michael Gove speaks about the importance of teaching
Office of the Schools Adjudicator: Latest decisions (3 of 13/9/13)
Key stage 2 assessment and reporting arrangements – 2014
New £19.3 million support fund for adoptive parents
New tables will give parents and young people the full facts on performance of colleges and school sixth-forms …
16 to 19 Demographic Growth Capital Fund 2013-2015 (2nd round)
Schools Adjudicator: Latest decisions (2 of 11/9/13)
Government calls for culture change in careers guidance
Schools Adjudicator, latest decisions (2 of 6/9/13)
[2] Ofsted
Ofsted reports back to Medway Council following focused inspections
One in three children in Suffolk go to a primary school that is not good enough
Careers guidance in schools not working well enough – report
[3] Ofqual
Ofqual publishes Annual Qualifications Market Report
[4] School Admissions and Exclusions
MPs announce new inquiry into availability of school places in England
[5] Governance, Leadership and Unions
Coaltion’s contempt for equality allows discrimination to flourish
Launch of Governor Dashboard for Schools
Thousands of schools are coasting, Ofsted figures show
Government must take urgent action to address careers guidance issues
NAHT comment on Ofsted report into school careers advice
Ofsted hails “unprecedented” improvement in England’s schools
Kitchens under scrutiny as schools face pressure to serve up hot meals
[6] News reporting
There is no right way to teach, says Ofsted chief inspector in exclusive TES interview
ChildLine to visit all UK primaries
Schools told to cut uniform costs
‘Ofsted methods may not be reliable’
Majority of pupils forced to resit at flagship academy
Concerns over ‘second class’ pupils at church-backed schools
David Cameron would support a ban on Muslim veils at his children’s school
Teachers ‘should stop rowdy boys dominating lessons’
School run by ‘visionary superhead’ is investigated for mark fixing
Survey warns of rise in hungry pupils denied breakfast ‘brain fuel’
Free school that plans to separate the boys from the girls
School for Gypsy children opens
‘Full facts’ promised on sixth forms
Child protection “neglected” in some secondary schools, warns children’s commissioner – About
Fears of a teacher recruitment shortage as one third of School Direct places left unfilled
Delay formal education until age 6 or 7, experts urge
Muted welcome as government publishes final version of new national curriculum
Councils welcome steps to improve careers guidance
Free school dinners all round, regardless of income
Cheating and other ways to improve school performance
1.4m children in poor performing state schools
‘No careers advice’ at three quarters of schools
Schools ‘fuelling divisions between rich and poor pupils’
A-level science plans criticised
Increase in inspection grades is evidence of long-term efforts by schools
Head of country’s largest academy chain steps down
Grammar school academy with “impressive” exam results placed in special measures by Ofsted
Failure of careers guidance goes to the heart of the government’s complacency
School database lets parents compare GCSE results by subject
[7] Publications
Ofqual publishes Annual Qualifications Market Report
Children’s Commissioner publishes research to support safeguarding in secondary schools
Careers guidance in schools not working well enough – report