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One year on: Ofsted's new inspection framework is failing schools | SecEd
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Martin Bagot: Here's why Britain's young people are so mentally ill | Mirror
'Here’s why Britain’s young people are so mentally ill'
OPINION: Mirror Health Editor Martin Bagot gives his take on the Fonagy review, which is the most comprehensive ever assessment of ADHD, autism and mental health in Britain
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Martyn Oliver: Inspections are a vital tool for improving schools, whatever the unions might say | The Telegraph
Patrick Butler: No 'snowflakes' - mental health review says today's youth have it harder and harms are real | The Guardian
No ‘snowflakes’: mental health review says today’s youth have it harder and harms are real
Peter Fonagy lauds courage of young people and warns of consequences of rising prevalence of mental illness
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Garrett Baylor Stell: 'No red lines, nothing off the table' for university reform | Herald Scotland
‘No red lines, nothing off the table’ in university transformation talks
Sally Mapstone leads Scotland’s university reform, with mergers, collaboration and shared services on the table amid a £200m sector sustainability gap.
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Government pledges earlier support to tackle mental health crises | DHSC
Government pledges earlier support to tackle mental health crises
Independent review into prevalence and support for mental health conditions, ADHD and autism published
gov.uk
NEU warns rising UK military spending risks further pressure on education funding | NEU
NEU warns rising UK military spending risks further pressure on education funding | National Education Union
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What helps children feel safe at school? | The Conversation
What helps children feel safe at school?
schools can provide a supportive environment that allows children to explore, but also to return to safety when they feel vulnerable.
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The numbers are strong, but community engagement is what makes them count: what KEF 6 tells us about good growth, universities and knowledge exchange | UUK
Every student needs a minimum AI requirement | HEPI
Every student needs a minimum AI requirement - HEPI
This blog was kindly authored by Roney Lima do Nascimento, an IB Diploma Programme mathematics teacher. Under my last HEPI blog, a reader asked the right question: where can universities find the time to teach students to evaluate artificial intelligence as well as use it? If AI literacy becomes another optional workshop then the students […]
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The Coalition's time at the Labour Party Conference 2026 | CYPMHC
News: The Coalition at the Labour Party Conference 2026 | CYPMHC
Last week, the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition was in Liverpool for the Labour Party Conference, where children’s mental health featured prominently in fringe events and speeches.
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How are schools adapting to fewer pupils? | SchoolDash
How are schools adapting to fewer pupils?
Birth rates and cohort sizes are falling. How are schools coping?
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Questioning: Why won't students answer? | Teacher Toolkit
Questioning: Why Won't Students Answer?
Discover 12 practical classroom questioning strategies to improve student participation, tackle silence and support effective teaching.
teachertoolkit.co.uk
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Is Ofsted on the brink and is there a way back? | TES
Is Ofsted on the brink and is there a way back?
Amid fierce criticism of its school inspections, Ofsted has been asked by education secretary Lucy Powell to go ‘back to the drawing board’. John Roberts assesses whether it can find a path out of this crisis
tes.com
Procurement is a collaboration question too | Wonkhe
Procurement is a collaboration question too
James Coe makes the case that procurement can be the start of a new conversation on collaboration
wonkhe.com
Thousands of teachers and leaders to shape professional development standards in England | Chartered College
Thousands of teachers and leaders to shape professional development standards in England - Chartered College of Teaching
This profession-led review will build on the latest evidence and engage thousands of teachers and leaders in setting out what effective professional development should look like in different contexts, to develop a framework to support the creation, delivery, and selection of professional development.
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NEU survey shows teachers reject Year 8 reading test | NEU
NEU survey shows teachers reject Year 8 reading test | National Education Union
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Rewiring skills means connecting the wires: the role of place in higher education | Lifelong Education Institute
Rewiring skills means connecting the wires: the role of place in higher education
Rewiring education and skills requires the national and local parts of the system to make decisions together about provision, progression and support.
lifelongeducation.uk
Beyond recognition: We must nurture and protect Black knowledge | TASO
Beyond recognition: We must nurture and protect Black knowledge - TASO
This Black History Month, Sir Patrick Vernon, Honorary Professor and Pro-Chancellor for Health at the University of Wolverhampton, highlights the importance of representation, recognition and protection for Black academics in British institutions
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The missing ingredient in the youth opportunity debate | ETF
The missing ingredient in the youth opportunity debate
In this month's CEO message, Dr Katerina Kolyva outlines ETF's priorities for the Milburn Review and makes the case for greater investment in the FE and skills workforce as a driver of social mobility.
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Advancing social mobility: A best practice guide for universities | Sutton Trust
Advancing Social Mobility: A Best Practice Guide For Universities - The Sutton Trust
Practical steps for universities to improve access and outcomes for disadvantaged students.
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