Teachers: Academies | Department for Education | Written Answers Completing induction is an important career milestone for teachers with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).
Schools: Textbooks | Department for Education | Written Answers The Department announced the £7.7 million Curriculum Fund in January 2018 to help reduce unnecessary workload in curriculum planning and
Teachers: Pensions | Department for Education | Written Answers The Department is running a public consultation until 12 February 2019 to gather evidence on the impact of increased contributions to the
Teachers: Pensions | Department for Education | Written Answers Holding answer received on 29 January 2019 The Department is running a public consultation to gather further evidence on the im
Sex and Relationship Education | Department for Education | Written Answers Following the consultation which closed in November 2018, the Department is currently finalising the regulations and guidance for the new
English Language and History: Curriculum | Department for Education | Written Answers The new national curriculum, first taught in maintained schools from September 2014, was developed in consultation with subject experts,
Schools: Repairs and Maintenance | Department for Education | Written Answers The Department is aware of the issues with gas supply at Little Ilford School, which was rebuilt under phase one of the Priority School B
Class Sizes | Department for Education | Written Answers information on average class sizes in state-funded schools in England is published in the annual ‘Schools, pupils and their characteristi
Teachers: Training | Department for Education | Written Answers By the time the early career reforms are fully in place, the Department anticipates investing at least £130 million every year to support
School Efficiency Advisers | Oral Answers to Questions - Education | Commons debates Since 2017, we have given every local authorities more money for every pupil in every school.