- 'How to ensure your state-independent school partnership is a success'
- Headteachers warn families are 'denied real choice' over primary school places
- Government 'open to developing an alternative to Erasmus+'
- 'What to do if you don't make it in to Oxford or Cambridge'
'How to ensure your state-independent school partnership is a success'
PartnershipsJames Handscombe, headteacher at Harris Westminster Sixth Form, and Patrick Derham, headmaster of Westminster School, share an insight into their partnership work, and offer advice to those interested in launching similar cross-sector initiatives. Tes.
Headteachers warn families are 'denied real choice' over primary school places
Primary education and early yearsThe National Association of Head Teachers has warned parental choice is an "illusion" under the current primary school admissions system, and has called for a national approach to ensure there are enough school places for children. By Eleanor Busby, The Independent.
Government 'open to developing an alternative to Erasmus+'
Education policyEducation secretary Gavin Williamson has told MPs the Government will develop "alternative arrangements" to the Erasmus+ student exchange programme if Brexit negotiations fail to reach a solution regarding the UK's future involvement. Tes.
'What to do if you don't make it in to Oxford or Cambridge'
Higher educationThe Telegraph features an article offering advice to those with unsuccessful applications to Oxford or Cambridge universities. By Kate Kettle.