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New guidelines for what makes good textbooks include using high quality colour photographs in geography and not preparing pupils just to pass tests in maths. Publishers, subject experts, textbook authors and teachers have been working on the Quality Guidelines for 12 months. Launched by the Publishers Association (PA) and the British Education Suppliers Association (BESA), […]

Schools minister Nick Gibb has said today he wants every secondary school to fill their bookshelves with literary classics such as Great Expectations and Jane Eyre. Mr Gibb said he wants all pupils to have access to literary classics that “inspire a lifelong love of reading” and has challenged book publishers to make 100 classic […]

An application to sell off school playing fields or land is being approved on average once every two weeks, new documents published today reveal. A total of 27 schools have been given the go ahead to sell some of their “playing fields land” in the last 12 months. The Department for Education (DfE) has released […]

The housing minister has said he is committed to ensuring new free schools get planning permission amid the government’s “ambitious” plans to deliver another 500 schools by 2020. Brandon Lewis MP, housing and planning minister, said his department has a “clear expectation” all parties involved in the planning system should “plan positively to support the […]

With slightly ruffled hair, bleary eyes and a stomach most probably full with coffee, a group of 40 teachers, artists and scientists presented their musings on how to incorporate art into the STEM subjects today. Some of the brightest minds from among the science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) industry had spent 24 hours locked […]

Schools paid out more than £700 million to supply teacher agencies last year to fill the gap caused by a teacher shortage crisis, a union has claimed today. Teachers will lobby outside the London head offices of two agencies this afternoon in an event organised by the National Union of Teachers (NUT). The union says […]

A trust which provides ICT services in schools has apologised for putting “unnecessary pressure” on teachers to renew broadband internet deals amid a row over blocking emails from a competing company. The BBC has reported today that London Grid for Learning (LGfL), a consortium of London councils which negotiates services in 2,500 of the capital’s schools, […]

The gender divide in A-level physics will take another 100 years to close unless urgent action is taken, leading academics will claim this week. Gender differences in secondary schools will be the focus of an event run by Cambridge Assessment at the Royal College of Physicians, in London, on Thursday. Statistics from the exam group’s […]