ISC Daily News Summary

ISC Daily News Summary 15 November 2019

Tes Independent School Awards shortlist revealed

Independent sector

The leading contenders for the Tes Independent School Awards have been announced, ahead of the ceremony on 7 February. By Claudia Civinini. The article mentions a number of schools in membership of the ISC's constituent associations.


Figures show academies outperform other schools in university applications

Higher education

An analysis of UCAS data has found the proportion of successful university applications from academies is higher than those from any other type of institution. By Julia Belgutay, Tes.


Key proposals from the Headteachers' Roundtable election manifesto

Education policy

Schools Week summarises four key proposals featured in the Headteachers' Roundtable general election manifesto.

Tes reports the Headteachers' Roundtable is suggesting education health and care plans for pupils with special needs should be replaced with a new assessment system. By John Roberts.


'Schools should do more to tackle climate change'

General education

Callum Jacobs, a supply teacher, outlines some ways schools could become more environmentally friendly. He argues schools should be "leading the way" in the battle against climate change. Tes.


Calls for children to learn about "must-have" historical topics in Welsh schools

Welsh education

A Welsh assembly committee has heard more specific guidance is needed under the new curriculum to ensure Welsh pupils develop "an understanding of Wales and its place in the wider world". By Bethan Lewis, BBC News.


'How to beat teacher stress'

Mental health

Tes features an article on how teachers can manage their stress levels, with expert advice from physician and researcher Mithu Storoni. By Simon Creasey.


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