One in five nurseries and pre-schools lost a quarter of their employees to job pressures in 2019
Workers such as teachers suffering from years of government cuts are continuing to leave the industry.
Education
University of Liverpool staff consider strike over lower redundancy pay
Staff made redundant in 2018 from Liverpool offered £15,000 more on average, says union.
Student “fully backs” strike as university tutors demand better pay and working hours
Despite losing out on paid-for teaching, William Green is supportive of the action
Schools still suffer funding squeeze under the Tories
Anti-cuts group crunches the numbers: schools billions of pounds short in 2020 despite Tory promises.
Education in England is ‘moving in the wrong direction’, say campaigners
Tuitions fees in England are higher than in all OECD countries and economies except the United States.
End ‘cliff-edge of GCSEs’ in favour of skills and experience-based education
Students should be tested under a whole person assessment at 18, measuring subject knowledge, skills and experience.
Don’t be fooled by Ofsted outstanding schools report
Picture presented “plays fast and loose” with the facts, notes Kevin Courtney.
Unions threaten strike action at UK’s largest academy trust
Workers at the bailed-out trust report low pay, outsourcing and intolerable workloads.
School cuts: The Tories are short-changing our children
The latest school funding figures show a shortfall of £5.4 billion over the past three years.
We need a new principle in education: no child should be excluded from school
As dozens of schools are found to suspend 1 in 5 pupils, Jennette Arnold AM argues we need massive investment turn it around.