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Will schools take the hit for Sir Kevan鈥檚 departure?
ANALYSIS: How did education go from being the government鈥檚 鈥榖iggest priority鈥� to the recipient of a 鈥榙amp squib鈥� of a catch-up package in just three months?
General
4 June 2021
Half of teachers want remote working to stay post Covid
Research finding for Teach First comes as charity proposes reducing timetable for teachers in disadvantaged areas
General
24 May 2021
A longer school day: 5 reasons teachers don鈥檛 want one
Any government catch-up scheme to extend the school day looks set to get an angry reaction from tired teachers convinced that the whole idea is wrong
20 April 2021
Will teachers fight a 鈥榗atch-up鈥� extended school day?
LONG READ: Longer school days are predicted to be key to a 4-year Covid recovery plan due to be unveiled by the PM next month. William Stewart examines whether this means a bust-up with teachers鈥� leaders.
General
18 April 2021
Discipline drive: DfE backing school mobile phone bans
Williamson sets out case for phone bans and 鈥榳ell-ordered, disciplined classrooms鈥� as DfE launches new 鈥榖ehaviour hubs鈥� programme
General
7 April 2021
Masks still required in secondary classrooms next term
Face covering rule won鈥檛 be dropped until 17 May at earliest and all other safety measures will also continue, says DfE
General
6 April 2021
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