The SEA view on the 2018 Budget: This budget fails education
The Budget has sadly but predictably showed no commitment to meeting the needs of any part of the education service.
Category: News
Big steps forward for education at Liverpool
SEA members and supporters came away from the Labour Conference this week in a more optimistic mood than for many
Amanda Spielman talks to Ann Mroz at the Hay Festival.
Mike Newman (SEA Cymru) writes: Ann Mroz is the editor of the Times Educational Supplement. Amanda Spielman is the Ofsted
‘What would a radical National Education Service look like?
SEA members and supporters may be interested in another event designed to explore the issues around the idea of a
Time to Act – An Education Bill for the new Parliament
Over the last year the SEA together with our partners in the Reclaiming Education Alliance has been promoting seven key
New Greek government launches education reforms
Syriza seems to have hit the ground running with regard to education. The new Deputy Minister of Education Tasos Kourakis
Teachers in France condemn the Charlie Hebdo murders
The French teachers organisation Fédération syndicale unitaire (FSU) issued a statement today (7th January) on the Charlie Hebdo attack. ‘The
Selective education is rising up the agenda: it’s no time for fudging
According to the Kent on Sunday newspaper (page 11) Nicky Morgan is expected to approve the renewed application for a
