Governing bodies are being asked to draw up pay policies that make increases in teachers’ pay dependent on their performance for the first time. David Gordon looks at some of the advice and guidance on offer to help them do this
The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, has spoken out against Elizabeth Truss’ proposals to change childcare ratios, intensifying the debate that’s bringing early years to the forefront of politics
The school’s duty to provide careers guidance will be extended from September. Laura Richards, an education solicitor at Browne Jacobson LLP, explains the legal duty and the changes coming into force
In her speech marking the State Opening of Parliament on Wednesday 8 May, the Queen referred to plans to introduce a new National Curriuclum, restructure the way in which teachers are given pay rises, and reform exams.
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Today the government announced its legislative programme for the next parliamentary year in the Queen’s speech. The speech emphasised that one of the government’s key priorities is to reward ‘hard-working families’.