- 'We need to incentivise teachers to stay in the classroom as they get older'
- Do online videos help students with exam revision?
- Report outlines how schools can effectively support work experience
- 'Universities need to do more to close race attainment gap'
- Opportunity areas need more cross-government support, committee hears
- The search to find Britain's funniest class
'We need to incentivise teachers to stay in the classroom as they get older'
Recruitment and retentionAndy McHugh, a secondary teacher in County Durham, says more needs to be done to incentivise experienced teachers to remain in the classroom once they are over 30 years old. Tes.
Do online videos help students with exam revision?
ExaminationsiNews looks at the rise in online videos from “Study Tubers”, which aim to help students with their exam revision. By Mora Morrison.
Report outlines how schools can effectively support work experience
General educationA new report from think tank LKMco and Workfinder, a subsidiary of charity Founders4Schools, has detailed 10 “key actions” schools should consider in order to effectively support student work experience. By Pippa Allen-Kinross, Schools Week.
'Universities need to do more to close race attainment gap'
Higher educationUniversities UK and the National Union of Students have said more needs to be done to tackle the gap between the chances of white and black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) students getting a first or upper second degree. By Katherine Sellgren, BBC News.
Opportunity areas need more cross-government support, committee hears
PoliticalMembers of the education select committee have been told more support is needed from a range of governmental departments in order to aid social mobility in opportunity areas. By Jess Staufenberg, Schools Week.
The search to find Britain's funniest class
And finallyA new competition has been launched by the Beano comic to find Britain's funniest primary school class. By Adi Bloom, Tes.