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Thousands more students face results delays, warns exam board Pearson

Students across the country are awaiting GCSE grades on Thursday, as well as BTec results.

The Independent UK

Child poverty increasing in key worker households, warns TUC

Study suggests number has risen by 65,000 in two years

Wales Online

England's schools on brink of 'full-blown funding crisis' - teaching unions

Five education unions have said the pay award will put pressure on school budgets and exacerbate the recruitment crisis

Wales Online

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Teachers and heads accuse Government of creating ‘crisis’ with pay offer

Five education unions have said the pay award will put pressure on school budgets and exacerbate the recruitment crisis.

The Independent UK

Teachers say it is ‘potentially dangerous’ to hold sports days during heatwave

Headteachers say the Government must give ‘urgent thought’ to ventilation in school buildings.

The Independent UK

Teachers demand investigation into missing exam results

Fears that children will leave primary school with no SATs results or the wrong marks

Evening Standard

School leaders warn of missing marks ‘shaking confidence’ in SATs

Headteachers say the situation is “deeply worrying”.

The Independent UK

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School heads condemn ‘musical chairs’ nature of Education Secretary appointments

James Cleverly has become the third person in the role within a week.

The Independent UK

Sats result website crashes on results day

Primary schools across the country attempting to access year six pupils’ results have reported the Primary Assessment Gateway website crashing

Wales Online

Headteachers condemn ‘immensely frustrating’ Sats website failure

Primary schools across the country attempting to access year six pupils’ results reported the website crashing.

The Independent UK

School dinners latest victim of the cost of living crisis with popular beef roast axed

Catering staff trying to juggle finances are having to switch to value-for-money cuts of meat such as turkey instead of chicken as more than half of children at some schools are entitled to free lunches and experts say for some it is the only meal of the day

Daily Mirror

Minister recognises schools are ‘not immune’ from rising food costs

Will Quince said schools must balance their own budgets but he can continue to explore idea of raising the free school meals threshold.

The Independent UK

Heads warn of invigilator shortage for GCSE and A-level exams

Heads say using support staff, teachers and senior leaders to invigilate exams will affect other pupils’ education.

The Independent UK

Heads fear national tutoring data will be ‘de facto league table’

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi confirmed data on schools’ uptake of the flagship tutoring programme will be used by Ofsted.

The Independent UK

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Teaching unions urge new Stormont ministers to prevent 'possible strike action'

Leading teaching unions have joined forces in a joint pay campaign

Wales Online

Headteachers 'appalled' at bank holiday letter and invite to 'all but vilify schools'

They said an accompanying press release was 'all but inviting the media to vilify schools'

The Independent UK

Headteachers ‘appalled’ by Nadhim Zahawi bank holiday letter

Heads say sending a letter on a bank holiday breaches Department for Education pledges on wellbeing.

The Independent UK

Don’t tell teachers which books to teach, says Phillipson

The shadow education secretary said the Government should not micromanage the curriculum.

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The Independent UK

Tory MP Michael Fabricant apologises for saying teachers had ‘quiet drinks during lockdown’

Tory MP says he did not mean to cause offence

Daily Mirror

Tory MP Michael Fabricant says sorry for 'quiet drink' slur about teachers and nurses

Tory MP Michael Fabricant apologised for suggesting many teachers and nurses enjoyed a "quiet drink" at the end of the day in staff rooms during lockdown

The National (Scotland)

Tory MP apologises after attacking teachers and nurses to shield Boris Johnson

TORY MP Michael Fabricant has apologised after he attempted to throw teachers and nurses under the bus to deflect from the law-breaking behaviour of…

Evening Standard

Michael Fabricant apologises to teachers over ‘quiet drink during lockdown’ comments

The Tory MP said he did not mean to cause offence and applauded the work of the profession in ‘difficult, and sometimes impossible, conditions’.

The Independent UK

Most heads do not think multi-academy trusts will improve pupil outcomes

Survey data also finds many heads fear joining a MAT would lead to a loss of autonomy.

The Independent UK

Heads say strain on services leaves families waiting years for support

Heads told the NAHT conference that they worry endlessly about whether they have done enough when making referrals.

Wales Online

The massive row about sexual harassment in schools

Children being pressured to swap naked photos, catcalling and hurtful and homophobic comments are widespread in schools

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