Commons Education Committee seeks input on why cases of “persistent and severe absence” have increased in schools What’s been said? On 12 January, the Education Committee announced a new inquiry into the …
Key DfE players take to virtue signalling on Twitter to mark the start of Anti-Bullying Week, but fail to see the irony in their own Department’s attitude towards those being educated outside …
Ofsted’s Chief Inspector expresses her frustrations that traditional British values work against the registration and monitoring of home educated children What’s been said? Despite its failures to provide a formal response to …
What is there to be learned about the importance of community education from the contrasting lockdown experiences of families in Scotland and England? What’s been said? On 27 March the Tes published …
The apparent reasons behind the Department for Education’s recent comment and what it may or may not achieve. What’s been said? On 20 October the DfE published a blog post entitled, “All …
Reflections on an unusual educational journey and its relevance to parents who find themselves pandemic-schooling What’s been said? Now a second year journalism student, Tristan Ledger’s article published in the Tes on …
