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The Education Brief: Promised Ofsted Reforms and Persistent Misogyny in Schools (opens the original)
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The Education Brief: Wednesday 30 September 2026 - Top stories include: Education secretary Lucy Powell promises further reform of Ofsted. New research shows misogynistic language remains widespread in secondary schools. Teach First is shifting its focus away from inner cities and towards coastal and rural communities. New vocational GCSEs could widen inequality if they become a lower-status route. HEP Insights https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/inclusive-workforce-models Coming up at HE
The Education Brief: How to Dual Code Effectively (opens the original)
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The Education Brief: Wednesday 23 September 2026 - Top stories include: The government says this year’s 3.5 per cent teacher pay rise is affordable, but some schools have already built the pension savings into their budgets. Green and Reform voters share similar rates of dissatisfaction with schools in a new poll. The gender pay gap between headteachers in England’s state schools has reached its widest point since records began. A new report says England’s education system needs a dedicated “rap
The Education Brief: England's PISA Results (opens the original)
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The Education Brief: Wednesday 16 September 2026 - Top stories include: Education secretary Lucy Powell wants to end the “dog eat dog” culture between schools. England’s school food rules are getting new standards due from September 2027. A new report suggests schools joining academy trusts improve pupil attainment more, but there are caveats. Ofsted’s new inclusion framework may be penalising the very schools serving the highest proportions of pupils with SEND. Only 59 per cent of parents now s
The Education Brief: Internal Exclusion, Deepfakes, and PISA Scores (opens the original)
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The Education Brief: Wednesday 9 September 2026 - Top stories include: Internal exclusions in England’s secondary schools have almost tripled in just three years. The government’s SEND reforms are facing some serious warning signs before beginning. England has strengthened its performance in the latest PISA international rankings. School leaders call for stronger government support to deal with AI deepfakes. Insights: 1. From Teacher Quality to Teaching Quality: Instructional Productivity and Te
The Education Brief: Belonging and Achievement (opens the original)
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The Education Brief: Wednesday 2 September 2026 - Top stories include: Young people in poor urban schools are more than twice as likely to be NEET after Key Stage 4 as those in affluent suburban areas. A new pilot is attempting to tackle England’s growing SEND tribunal backlog. England’s GCSE English and maths pass rates have fallen for the fifth year running. Students in least deprived areas are three times more likely to take GCSE PE and drama as those in the most deprived. AI may be easing te
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