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The slow erosion of EYFS and why it matters for all schools
Despite expansion in funded provision, early years providers are struggling in a post-pandemic world – and schools need to pay close attention, finds Hannah Fearn
Early Years
12 January 2024
Trusts work together to tackle sexual harassment
As numerous reports make plain the scale of sexual harassment concerns in schools, a collective of 10 trusts is coming together to tackle this societal scourge – and potentially inform government policy
Secondary
29 March 2023
The school teaching the sector to go fossil fuel-free
No gas, no coal but burning ambition – a new fossil fuel-free school in Milton Keynes explains why it wants to serve as a model for sustainable school buildings for the future, and inspire its pupils, too
General
27 January 2023
Allergies in schools: why more action is needed
As many as two in five children suffer from an allergy, putting schools on the front line if anything goes wrong. Yet awareness, training and government guidance in this area are sorely lacking, finds Hannah Fearn
General
30 September 2022
Edexcel seeks power to award FE degrees
Bid to validate college qualification ties in with plans to expand range of providers
5 November 2010
Are top-up fees the way to block the brain drain?
People are beginning to wonder how long Scotland can go on without asking students to contribute something towards the cost of their university education. Hannah Fearn reports
23 April 2010