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In our previous blog we updated you on the new requirements to teach relationships, health and sex education (elements of which are phase specific) which will become mandatory in September 2020.
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A plan to be unveiled will ensure that all new teachers in England will be trained to spot early warning signs of mental illness
The Baker Clause was introduced last year. This clause requires schools to publish a statement online describing their careers programmes and how providers access their pupils to talk about technical education and apprenticeships.
The DfE has recently laid its draft Regulations on Relations, Sex and Health Education before Parliament and has published accompanying draft statutory guidance.
One of the interesting recommendations from the Timpson Review relates to home education.
One area addressed by the Timpson review of exclusions published this week was 'managed moves'.
The ‘Timpson Review of School Exclusion’ noted the significant variation in the availability and quality of alternative provision (AP) across the country.
The timing is poignant for schools particularly as it coincides with exam season and the additional stresses that this brings.
There has long been a concern regarding pupils being ‘off-rolled’ – an exclusion in all but name, when done for the wrong reasons or without due cause. These pupils are then without access to the formal safeguards that the exclusion process affords them e.g. provision education after exclusion.
The long-awaited review on exclusions undertaken by Edward Timpson has been published.
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