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Directors Outside of the UK Inner Sydney Montessori School Director Roles commencing in January 2019 at Sydney’s benchmark Montessori school. Inner Sydney Montessori School, established in 1981 and well located in Inner Sydney, is recognised as one of the lea...

Exams Invigilator London Harris Academy St John's Wood Harris Academy St. John’s Wood are seeking to employ people to join our team of invigilators. We are looking to recruit a diverse team of diligent, pragmatic and efficient exam invigilators to suppor...

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Quality Manager East of England Dv8 Sussex Location: Brighton and Bexhill Job Purpose: ● Work alongside the Head of Teaching, Learning and Assessment to drive forward the improvement of Teaching, Learning and Assessment across the organisatio...

Maths Trainer East Midlands Chesterfield College A new and exciting career development opportunity has arisen for a passionate individual to join our maths team. This new role involves the planning and delivery of a full ‘plan for learning’ to assis...

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Schools Week is read widely by headteachers, governors, business managers and the education leaders of the future. Established in 2014, our weekly print newspaper is now read by around 22,000 education managers and sector stakeholders, and 1.4 million unique users visited our website in 2015-16. We have quickly become the “go-to” news source for reliable education journalism, with a formidable reputation for hard-hitting investigations, breaking news and expert analysis.

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FE Week is the premier news source for the further education, apprenticeships and skills sector, with a reputation for breaking news, investigations and expert analysis that is second to none. Our weekly newspaper is read by over 10,000 education managers and sector stakeholders and over 75,000 people access our website on a monthly basis. Trust is essential, and our readers know that FE Week provides an unrivalled platform for sharing accurate, timely information.

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Education News

Unauthorised absences continue to rise

The rate at which pupils are absent from English schools without permission has risen again this year. New data for the autumn of 2017 and spring of 2018 shows the rate of unauthorised absence from primary and secondary schools was 1.2 per cent over the period, up from 1.1 per cent in the same period…

EYFS results 2018: 71.5% of reception pupils achieve ‘good’ development

The proportion of reception pupils reaching a “good” level of development has risen again this year, according to the latest early years foundation stage profile results. In 2018, 71.5 per cent of pupils achieved what the government deems to be a “good level of development”, up from 70.7 per cent last year. The proportion of…

Anne Milton finally meets the IfA’s apprentice panel – 18 months after it was formed

The skills minister met with the Institute for Apprenticeships’ panel of apprentices for the first time yesterday, a year and a half after it was established. Anne Milton met 13 members of the 21-strong panel during a special meeting at the Houses of Parliament where she consulted them on the “challenges” they have experienced with…

FE destinations and earnings data: The 5 key findings

The government has today released figures for outcomes of FE learners, showing stark gender pay gaps, differences in earnings and future employment and learning across the sector. The data covers the destinations of 1.1 million learners who completed an FE course between 2013-14 and 2015-16, and the earnings of those who studied between 2010-11 and…

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“Along came Schools Week. What a difference! This is the paper for me. Just the right size, excellent content by great journalists, real people from across the world of education sharing their views and lots of suggestions on where to go if you want or need more information or different viewpoints. I do not always agree with everything, particularly some of the book reviews, and I probably would not read it if I did! We teachers are contrary like that. But I love the fact that it embraces all perspectives, is fair in its reporting and analysis and brings me the very latest in “breaking” education news. It is fearless, fresh and honest. It makes me feel part of a community of professional thinkers that I want to get to know better. I also won a mug! And some sweets that I binged.” Carmel O’Hagan – PGCE course tutor

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