Education Archive
School leaders condemn Government over ‘reprehensible’ last-minute guidance
Keys delivered for £28m school of architecture in Wolverhampton
‘Parents will be very nervous’, says Dudley headteacher as schools prepare
Diamond Buses increases services ahead of schools reopening
Andy Richardson: 'Lives depend on the Government getting this right'
Dudley College's new £32 million innovation centre rising up from ground
‘Rota system’ could be used for secondary schools in lockdown areas
Safest possible environment key to getting children back to school – headteacher
Wolverhampton college 'legend' ready for retirement
Poorest pupils in Black Country are more than 18 months behind better-off peers, new figures show
Hundreds of extra bus seats for school pupils and commuters
From ‘mutant algorithms’ to resignations – a timeline of the exam grading fiasco
Johnson sacks education mandarin and blames exam fiasco on ‘mutant algorithm’
Johnson faces backlash after blaming ‘mutant’ algorithm for grades debacle
What are the rules on face coverings in UK schools?
Schools’ Covid-19 measures ‘a balancing act’, says headteacher
New principal at JCB school as it reopens
Teaching union questions if ministers are following scientific advice on masks
Gavin Williamson nominated for MP of the Year amid exam chaos
Williamson denies forcing Ofqual chief to quit after grades fiasco
Government following ‘best’ scientific advice, says Williamson after U-turn
Johnson admits ‘we might have done some things differently’ after exams chaos
Johnson insists schools are safe amid pressure to introduce face mask rules
Btec students begin receiving revised grades
No 10 urged to review guidance on masks in schools amid Scotland announcement
Pupils ready to step into unknown as schools prepare for reopenings
Bus changes ahead of pupils' return to schools
Medical chiefs say coronavirus risk at school smaller than damage of not going
Starmer says September schools return at risk after Government’s week of chaos
Branching out as the blame game continues
Boris Johnson cuts short Scottish holiday after cottage pictures published
Mark Andrews on Saturday: Floggings, fleeing France, and a dog's breakfast
Andy Richardson: Swift action . . . but not from our boys
Thousands of Btec students will receive results by end of next week amid delays
All university students ‘should be tested for Covid-19 as they arrive on campus’
Hat-trick of school developments begins in Sandwell
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra hopes to open £8 million school of music in West Bromwich
Pupils will not be allowed to appeal GCSE grades based on teachers’ estimates
Colleges to get millions of pounds to upgrade buildings
GCSE grades surge after U-turn gives pupils results based on teachers’ estimates
AS IT HAPPENED: GCSE students received their results in Black Country and Staffordshire
