Teaching assistant calls low pay disrespectful
A teaching assistant says wages in the sector are “disrespectful” as their jobs are skilled. Source link
Nursery closures threaten free childcare pledge, sector warns
There are 400 fewer nurseries in England compared to last year, with the sector blaming “chronic underfunding”. Source link
Kevin Doxey: 'Why did nobody stop our abusive teaching assistant?'
It took five years for Kevin Doxey to be jailed after two of his victims complained. Source link
Lords criticise University of East Anglia's arts jobs cut plan
The University of East Anglia (UEA) aims to lose more than 30 academic posts. Source link
Estimated 700,000 pupils in unsafe or ageing schools in England, says watchdog
Teachers describe health risks as a report finds 700,000 pupils are in unsafe or ageing buildings. Source link
2023 exam results: A-levels, T-levels and BTec Level 3s
When is results day, and what should you do if you don’t get the grades you need? Source link
Newcastle teacher reveals to students she was child refugee
Mia Suljic fled war-torn Bosnia as a toddler and is now a head of department at her former school. Source link
2023 exam results: GCSEs, BTec Level 2s and National 5s
Results are expected to drop closer to pre-pandemic levels than they have been for the past few years. Source link
Will Poulter makes surprise visit to his sister’s London classroom
Guardians of the Galaxy actor Will Poulter has paid a surprise visit to a school classroom for Thank a Teacher Day. The children’s teaching assistant is his younger sister Charlie,…
London-based charity gifts its one millionth book
London-based charity Children’s Book Project is celebrating gifting its one millionth book. Its aim is to tackle book poverty and create opportunities for those who do not own any books…