Stand up to Racism East Anglia | Slavery’s Roots, East Angian Links: Teaching History
Anti-racist teaching across the curriculum We need an anti-racist curriculum. The Black Lives Matter agenda moved the NEU’s Celebrating Education
Schools Reopening: Countering the Fiasco | “Government Refuses to take Responsibility for School Fiasco”
Johnson has just blamed the exams fiasco on a ‘mutant algorithim’ , which Williamson approved. The Head of OFQUAL and
SEA Cymru | Thanks to Zoom I was able to…. watch the Tolpuddle Festival
A review of the Tolpuddle Festival event by our SEA Cymru Chair: Chris Newman
Build back different: a bigger, broader and braver curriculum | Ian Duckett
What kind of school curriculum can pave an alternative road out of this pandemic, asks IAN DUCKETT
SEA Cymru | Comments on A Level Results in Wales
Currently 42.2% of A Level grades are less than predicted by teacher assessment. However, Wales had maintained a much firmer
England’s exam results fiasco has exposed its flawed education system | Melissa Benn
By ignoring teachers and downgrading results, Ofqual has highlighted the deep inequalities between our schools
The SEA Response to the Government’s U-Turn on Exam Results
The SEA welcomes the UK Government’s belated decision to abandon its discredited attempt to manipulate examination grades. However welcome this
SEA Statement on English A Level Results
On the day before the publication of English A level results, it seems clear panic is setting in at the DfE. The desperate last minute and unworkable attempt to allow students to count mock results is evidence enough. The situation is probably one where there are no wholly good answers. But there are some important “if only’s” that must be remembered.
