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The Education Committee published written evidence from the Department for Education yesterday as part of its inquiry into regional schools commissioners (RSC). Here’s what you need to know:     1. The RSC vision for your region The bulk of the evidence is made up of the “vision documents” for each of the RSC areas. […]

The government’s controversial new teacher training recruitment system has now kicked into action for school-led routes as they reach the 75 per cent minimum level for PE teachers. Providers were emailed last night and informed the total number of trainees required for PE is close to being hit. School-led routes have reached the 75 per […]

Two Norwich schools run by the Inspiration Trust had to close today after a bomb threat. Police are investigating after hundreds of pupils at Hewett Academy and Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form were evacuated at around midday. Norfolk police said: “Investigations are ongoing to determine the legitimacy surrounding the threat however as a precaution the […]

Institutions that educate children for more than six hours a week would face Ofsted inspections and could be shut down if they are found to be flouting safeguarding laws, a new consultation document has proposed today. Prime minister David Cameron announced last month that out-of-school institutions teaching intolerance would be “shut down”, highlighting madrassas, Sunday […]

The government has brought back grants of up to £75,000 to entice primary schools to join multi-academy trusts (MATs), as Lord Nash says they are transforming the job opportunities for new teachers. Schools Week can reveal the Department for Education (DfE) has reintroduced the incentives as it bids to increase the number of primary schools […]

Nearly four in five religious independent schools formerly inspected by the discredited Bridge Schools Inspectorate (BSI) have been rated as inadequate or requires improvement by Ofsted. The education watchdog has today released the findings of its inspections into 22 independent schools previously under BSI. Ofsted stepped in to inspect the schools after BSI lost its […]

More than half of school leaders face making staff redundant in the next 12 months under “severe” financial pressures, a new survey has found. The 2015 School Leaders Survey – published today by the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) and law firm Browne Jacobson – found the majority of schools (55 per cent) […]

A grammar school has been censured by the admissions watchdog after giving priority for places to the “sons of old boys of the school”. The Royal Grammar School, in High Wycombe, has been told to amend its admissions code after the Office of the Schools Adjudicator was called in to investigate. The school – which […]