Academies that have been overpaid by the Government will be forced to repay £15m by July this year
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Academies to payback £15m by July
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Inspectors to be inspected
School leaders to inspect the inspectors as their union announces its own audit of inspection performance
4th May 2012
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The era of the academy
COMMENT: As schools across the UK convert to academy status, the government is pressing to expand upon a number of schools who remain loyal to their LEAs. Pardy Dhillon comments on the era of the academy
3rd May 2012
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PFI model needs 'radical' re-think
The Public Accounts Committee has published a report examining the risks and rewards for private equity investors in government private finance projects
3rd May 2012
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Should PE be changed to be more appealing to girls?
With a recent study by Loughborough University indicating that girls do not enjoy PE as much as boys, should schools be adapting PE lessons to encourage greater participation from both sexes?
2nd May 2012
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Schools’ spending confidence rises
Research forecasts significant growth in digital learning resource sales
1st May 2012
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Federation investigated over abuse of finances
The police have been called to investigate the financial conduct of a federation running four Government academies
30th April 2012
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Statistics show drop in teacher numbers
Statistics on the School Workforce in publicly funded schools in England for November 2011 have been published this week together with comparable figures for earlier years
27th April 2012
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ParentMail get on their bikes for the kids
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26th April 2012
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Union urges Gove to stop sale of school playing fields
Ken Livingstone has called for Michael Gove to block the sale which he believes is “unlawful”
25th April 2012
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Jamie: Academies let food standards slip
Jamie Oliver has hit out at Education Secretary Michael Gove for allowing academy schools to follow their own rules with regard to nutrition
23rd April 2012
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Jubilee kite day is soaring
Up to half of British primary school children now involved in the Jubilee Kite Day
23rd April 2012
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F40 submits interim funding proposal
F40, the group campaigning for fairer school funding, has submitted figures to the Secretary of State for education for £99m uplift of funding for the worst funded schools and pupils in England
23rd April 2012
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Faulty electrical products put schools at risk
Faulty products are being used unknowingly by schools due to unregulated testers providing a substandard service, an appliance safety firm finds
20th April 2012
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Government funds training for SEND staff
Hundreds of school support staff are to get degree-level and specialist training in helping children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), under a new £500,000 programme
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