The business of recruitment in education can be a challenging one; can a fresh approach which relies specifically on diversity and inclusion bring about meaningful change? Consultancy expert Stephen Frost outlines why heads and bursars [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on the BBC Labour has pledged to inject over £25bn into a ‘national education service’ in England, its manifesto reveals. The party has promised to reintroduce maintenance allowances, limit [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on TES Budget pressures are ‘likely’ to have left schools more vulnerable to a major cyber-attack, according to a senior figure representing school business managers, TES reports. The warning from Stephen [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on the London Evening Standard A leading London private school is planning to introduce ‘gender-neutral’ uniforms that would allow boys to wear skirts following a surge in trans pupils, [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on the Ipswich Star A leading Suffolk independent school ‘risks significant decline’ unless it can sell surplus land and buildings for housing development to fund £5m worth of improvements, [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Yorkshire Evening Post A watchdog has branded an independent girls school in Leeds which breached safeguarding requirements as inadequate, The Yorkshire Evening Post reports. Ofsted said that [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on the East Anglican Daily Times Walden School, previously known as Friends’ School, in Saffron Walden, has announced its proposal to close on July 7, the East Anglican Daily [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph The Telegraph reports that pupils from 10 private and grammar schools are 100 times more likely to apply for the most prestigious graduate schemes than their [FIND OUT MORE]
New Hall School is a thriving independent boarding and day school for boys and girls aged three to 18. The school was recognised as the overall independent school of the year by TES in 2016 [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on TES A clinical psychologist has claimed that pressure on private school pupils to get top grades is leading some to self-harm, TES reports. Tanya Byron, a clinical psychologist and broadcaster, told headteachers [FIND OUT MORE]
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