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Budget 2018: Schools get 拢400m capital bonus for ‘little extras’

Schools will get £400 million in extra capital funding this year, the chancellor has announced. Philip Hammond has allocated the in-year “bonus” for schools in his autumn budget today, “to help our schools buy the little extras they need”. However, the funding can only be spend on capital projects like equipment and maintenance, and not […]

Budget 2018: What’s in it for schools?

The chancellor Philip Hammond has outlined his spending plans for the next year, but little is on offer to schools. Here’s your trusty Schools Week round-up.   1. £400m capital for ‘little extras’ Schools will be handed grants totalling £400 million this year for equipment and maintenance, or “little extras”, as Hammond described it in […]

John Tomsett not guilty of unacceptable professional conduct

A leading headteacher who had a sexual relationship with a former pupil has been found not guilty of unacceptable professional conduct, but may have brought the teaching profession into disrepute, a teacher misconduct panel has ruled. John Tomsett appeared in front of a Teacher Regulation Agency panel this week to face allegations said to have […]

United Learning to take schools of doomed Silver Birch academy trust

An academy trust criticised for serious failings of financial management including a £12,000 trip abroad for senior leaders is to rebroker all of its schools to a leading chain. United Learning, one of England’s largest trusts, has been chosen to take on Chingford Hall Primary Academy, Whittingham Primary Academy, Longshaw Primary Academy and Winston Way […]

New Schools Network boss resigned after PTE merger rebuffed

The board of the New Schools Network turned down a proposal by its interim boss to merge the charity with a “grassroots” group set up to lobby for education reform, it has emerged. NSN interim director Mark Lehain proposed that the charity – which promotes and helps people set up free schools – merge with […]

Hinds attacks Labour over refusal to answer school policy questions

The education secretary has attacked Labour for “refusing to tell parents” about its schools policies, after his questions about the party’s proposals went unanswered. Damian Hinds said parents were “deeply concerned” over Labour’s proposals that he claimed would “turn back the clock” on education reform. Labour wants to end the academies and free schools programme, hand […]

DfE wins first ever prosecution against Illegal school in landmark court case

The first ever unregistered school has been prosecuted in a landmark case that paves the way for further prosecutions of schools operating illegally. Headteacher Beatrix Bernhardt, 38, director Nacerdine Talbi, 47, and the Al-Istiqamah Learning Centre Limited were convicted of running the Al-Istiqamah Learning Centre in Southall, west London, following a three-day trial at Westminster […]