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Really important piece here. Blows holes in the argument "parents want Ofsted"; doesn't look like that many do.
Thread👇Two thirds of parents don't look at @ofstednews reports when choosing schools and three quarters don't consult league tables. @whazell exclusive today on @YouGov polling commissioned by @Lem_Exeter inews.co.uk/news/education/o…
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Graded Ofsted inspections during the Covid pandemic are 'toxic' to the wellbeing of headteachers and should be stopped, says @Headrest_UK tes.com/news/call-halt-ofste…
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The @suttontrust analysis in full
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Also from PMQs, the £14bn figure in extra school spending is being wheeled out again. It's actually an increase of £7.1bn by 2022-23, according to IFS and the Treasury, as spelt out by the Chancellor when announced: hansard.parliament.uk/common…
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"It's more than disappointment, I just feel let down."
Head Teacher, Jules White calls for a 'whole new look at how we fund and support education' after tutoring sessions costing £1 billion over three years were announced in England.
More here: bbc.in/2Rc6Hne
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I wonder if you were looking for a real "key fact" about parents and university whether it would be much more about students being charged full fees when half are still only being taught online.
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“There is strong evidence that the pandemic has been harmful to children in so many ways. It has left many feeling isolated, missing friends and family and more exposed to risks both inside and outside the home.” Mark Russell, The Children’s Society #TurnThePage. Join the debate!
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Two national treasures in one story: Marcus Rashford and a fish finger sandwich. He talked on a Zoom call about going hungry when young and a project for budget recipes. Very impressive too. In upmarket restaurants, would fish fingers be doigts de poisson? bbc.co.uk/news/education-568…
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Wouldn’t it be brilliant if we had a National integrated, cross departmental Marmot Strategy supporting ALL public services to focus on supporting strong healthy communities. Instead we invent disparate “initiatives” that deal with the symptoms of inequality not the real causes.
Indeed @MazzucatoM . I have been speaking both to police and fire and rescue services about the overlap between social determinants of health and what they do.
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Worth reporting the fact that this y11 cohort were first without Levels at Key Stage 2 so very hard to compare prior attainment with any previous year group. How are schools going to compare with previous courts when the measures are different? Wll lead to more inconsistency.
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With thanks to @MaryBoustedNEU @NEUnion and @WorthLessFF for your comments
Schools fear second grading fiasco for GCSEs and A-levels - my latest article for @ObserverUK theguardian.com/education/20…
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For the life of me, I cannot understand why we are not investing more in the first two years of life. Get that wrong and we're forever playing the catch-up game. Billions spent on consultants, but pennies on our youngest children and effective parenting.
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Finding myself nodding along to @amanda_spielman on @LBC this morning: ‘History is fascinating; learning how to answer a 6 mark question is not’. Hope that @educationgovuk use this opportunity to address our high-stakes examination and accountability culture.
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Looking forward to the World Education Summit in March; I'll be presenting on Leading with Purpose on Tuesday 23rd March. Find out more about the Summit here - worldedsummit.com. #WorldEdSummit #education #conference
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Thanks. And agree, shops are much more than just about buying and selling. Apart from the jobs and friendships for staff, they're part of the fabric and identity of places, a place for trading ideas and part of what's left of the public realm.
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The 2021 exam system is going from control freakery to a remarkable degree of freewheeling. Is it going to work out well? And really, were there any other alternatives? bbc.co.uk/news/education-561…
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Schools are "able to" pay teachers for summer catch-up work, says @GavinWilliamson > Interested to know whether heads feel there'll be enough in the catch-up pot for this @ASCL_UK @NAHTnews @WorthLessFF tes.com/news/schools-able-pa…
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Some clear advice in the guidance (all 67 pages of it) that for once came out with the announcements. Wish the PM had mentioned the potential staggered starts to help with getting testing done. It’ll just create difficult conversations with parents/carers for us.
