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Work ‘extra hours’ to help pupils catch up, says Wilshaw
Former Ofsted chief inspector also feels government could have done more to reassure parents ahead of schools reopening
Gove ‘confident’ teachers and pupils will be safe
Cabinet office minister also urges local authorities to 'look to their responsibilities'
Children ‘failed’ by SEND support system say MPs
Committee of Public Accounts critical of government over SEND provision
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Bumpy start for staff COVID-19 tests and free laptop scheme
Test site closes to new applications within hours of opening amid high demand
DfE amends admission appeals and confirms August result dates
Also, Ofqual launches consultation on exceptional arrangements for GCSEs, AS and A Levels
Coronavirus update - 23 March 2020
Update on our current service level during the current period of reduced pupil numbers
Budget focuses on coronavirus, maths schools and e-books
Arts and PE teaching also receive details of funding boost, but concern over lack of funds to tackle asbestos
UK lagging behind other nations in technical education - report
Leading European nations spend more on technical than on academic education - reverse is true in UK
Big variations in support staff spending by schools
Number of teaching assistants has trebled since 2002, report by EPI finds
High-quality professional development improves outcomes, says study
More effective than performance related pay, research suggests
Review how EYFS profile data is used, Ofqual urges DfE
Concern over incentives to 'depress or inflate outcomes'
Government backs MP’s bill on school uniform costs
Bid to give government guidance legal force
Private schools warn of potential class bias
Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference claims independent schools 'play an important role in getting disadvantaged students into university'
Union leader calls for performance table reform
End 'perverse incentives' urges ASCL head
SATS maladministration investigations rise for second year running
More results amended or annulled too.
Legal action on Teachers' pensions begins
Initial group of around 300, but thousands could claim says legal firm