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Schools Week is a leading digital publication and news service for the schools and education sector. Launched in September 2014, we quickly became a definitive source of news, investigative reporting, and insightful analysis for professionals within schools and education. Our commitment to excellence in journalism has earned us a reputation as the primary news outlet in the sector. Our digital edi

tion is published weekly during the academic term, our website is continuously updated throughout the year to bring our readers the latest developments. Our audience comprises middle to senior-level managers in schools, multi-academy trusts, and local authorities along with a broad range of stakeholders interested in the sector, such as government officials, employers and policy influencers, and other service providers.

24/12/2025

⭐️ From everyone at EducationScape and Schools Week, we wish you all a very happy festive break. ⭐️

(Sponsored) ASDAN has launched Equitas, a digital home for its refreshed Short Courses, with subjects ranging from Envir...
24/12/2025

(Sponsored) ASDAN has launched Equitas, a digital home for its refreshed Short Courses, with subjects ranging from Environmental to Expressive Arts! Students can upload evidence, reflect on core skills and build a portfolio that travels with them into work, college and training.

👀 Explore the full story in Schools Week to see how Equitas supports personalised learning and teacher workload: https://schoolsweek.co.uk/equitas-asdans-new-digital-platform-putting-skills-at-the-heart-of-learning/

Ofsted has enacted a 'contingency plan' to help inspectors record notes when inspections resume in January, after more '...
22/12/2025

Ofsted has enacted a 'contingency plan' to help inspectors record notes when inspections resume in January, after more 'technical problems' with its electronic evidence-gathering system

Inspectors adjusting to new framework will have to follow 'alternative processes' in January

The government has released final new guidance on the use reasonable force in schools, but has not committed to creating...
19/12/2025

The government has released final new guidance on the use reasonable force in schools, but has not committed to creating national training standards despite 'strong calls' for it

The DfE has issued new guidance on the use reasonable force in schools, but has not committed to creating national training standards despite 'strong calls'

(Sponsored Post) At Bett UK 2026, we’re celebrating the innovators shaping tomorrow—from the Women in EdTech Mentoring C...
18/12/2025

(Sponsored Post) At Bett UK 2026, we’re celebrating the innovators shaping tomorrow—from the Women in EdTech Mentoring Circles to the new EdTech 10 List spotlighting trailblazing female leaders.

Plus, the HE Campus returns as the home of future-focused higher education insight and collaboration.

Discover what’s next. Be part of it.

👉 Read the full article: https://schoolsweek.co.uk/bett-uk-2026-learning-without-limits/

✈️ School pupils and staff are set to be eligible for trips to Europe after ministers agreed terms with the EU to rejoin...
17/12/2025

✈️ School pupils and staff are set to be eligible for trips to Europe after ministers agreed terms with the EU to rejoin the Erasmus+ study abroad scheme

Schools set to be eligible for European trips for pupils and staff through the £570m exchange programme

(Sponsored) ASDAN’s new digital platform, Equitas, puts learner agency and practical skills at the centre of education. ...
17/12/2025

(Sponsored) ASDAN’s new digital platform, Equitas, puts learner agency and practical skills at the centre of education. From visual progress maps to flexible offline options, it’s designed to help every learner show what they can do – not just what they’ve been tested on.

👉 Read our latest Schools Week feature to discover how Equitas is transforming skills-based learning: https://schoolsweek.co.uk/equitas-asdans-new-digital-platform-putting-skills-at-the-heart-of-learning/

Experts say the government risks 'meeting the target but missing the point' on its 6,500 teacher pledge, if quality and ...
16/12/2025

Experts say the government risks 'meeting the target but missing the point' on its 6,500 teacher pledge, if quality and placement of teachers is not considered along with quantity

Experts have told ministers the government's 6,500 teacher pledge must take quality into account

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