by Gavin Moodie Although we’ve come to the end of the road Still, I can’t let go As an expat Aussie I have been sad to see the unremitting erosion of public support for what is arguably Australia’s most innovative…

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Teacher Tapp Blog

Neurodivergent teachers, cheating with AI, devices in schools

Hey there, Teacher Tappers! We hope you had a lovely Easter weekend – our numbers tell us… 🐣 Most of the Easter egg hunts took place in the South West. 🍫 North West was were the chocolate eating was most likely to…

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LSE Education Blog·research

By linking national scholarly infrastructures we can better understand the impact of global research

Global scholarly information systems provide poor coverage for social science and humanities research taking place outside of the anglophone world and in languages other than English. Paul Donner, Stephan Stahlschmidt,…

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FFT Education Datalab·policy

How will qualification entry patterns change as a result of changes to Attainment 8?

Back in November, the Department for Education (DfE) signalled changes to its headline secondary school performance measures, Attainment 8 and Progress 8. We wrote about their proposals at the time . Briefly, with the…

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LSE Higher Education Blog·higher-ed

We overlook music departments at our peril

As more university music departments face the axe, Thomas Graves points out what we’re all missing when we fail to recognise the unique value of music education With UK higher education (HE) in financial crisis ,…

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Education and Employers·research

Director of GCHQ quizzed by children

Pupils in a Manchester primary school had a rare and unforgettable experience of meeting the Director of GCHQ, Anne Keast-Butler, and quizzing her about her job. She took time out of her very busy diary to visit St…

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ISC Research·research

The Future of Primary Assessment: Why Alignment, Accessibility and Analytics Matter More Than Ever

In the rapidly evolving world of modern education, high-quality assessment has never been more essential for schools to monitor understanding, identify gaps, and ensure that no child is left behind on their learning…

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Spanish Teacher

Education news for this role

EBacc withdrawal ‘squeezes languages out of the picture’

End of the road for higher education student loans?

Neurodivergent teachers, cheating with AI, devices in schools

By linking national scholarly infrastructures we can better understand the impact of global research

How will qualification entry patterns change as a result of changes to Attainment 8?

We overlook music departments at our peril

Director of GCHQ quizzed by children

The Future of Primary Assessment: Why Alignment, Accessibility and Analytics Matter More Than Ever

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