In the run-up to the forthcoming election, The Children's Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, has launched The Big Ambition, a national survey of children and young people across England. The Big Ambition aims to hear from children and young people across England on what they think is important. You can find out about it, and … Continue reading The Big Ambition
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PISA 2022: National Report for England
The DfE has just published (December 2023) the The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) report which compares results for 15-year-old pupils in England with countries around the world. In the introduction, the report notes that (for England's results): higher performing pupils may be overrepresented in the final sample and some of the PISA results … Continue reading PISA 2022: National Report for England
ParentKind Survey report 2023
Folling from the November Parental Engagement Report 2023 (reported on this site) the National Parent Survey, conducted by YouGov on behalf of Parentkind has just been published. You can download the report using the link below, and some of the main findings include: Over 2.8 million children live in households where their parents are struggling … Continue reading ParentKind Survey report 2023
England School Meals Report
This year’s England School Meals Report, created in collaboration with BlueRunner, ParentPay and LACA, is now available and has the following main conclusions: School meal uptake is high across England, with 84% of pupils having a school meal at least once a week and 59% having school meals every day. The top three factors that … Continue reading England School Meals Report
1970s working conditions in the 2020s
The Eduication Support Commission on Teacher Retention, supported by Public First, has published its final report on the state of the teaching profession in England’s secondary schools in 2023. Highlight results include: 78% of teachers said they would be likely to leave the profession if they were offered a job in another sector which promised … Continue reading 1970s working conditions in the 2020s
Take the NGA’s annual governor survey
The National Governance Association (NGA) has just launched its thirteenth annual survey for governors, trustees, and local academy committee members in state schools across England. The survey covers a range of themes, including challenges facing schools and trusts, pupil success and wellbeing, and Ofsted. Responses to the survey will be used to amplify the voice of school governance in … Continue reading Take the NGA’s annual governor survey
Calling all governors – We need your insights!
This message comes from Governors for Schools Are you a governor who feels passionately about inclusion in the education sector? Perhaps you’re unsure how this broad topic affects your role and want to find new ways to help young people succeed? Whatever your background, we’d love to hear from you. We’re looking to conduct brief, 30-minute … Continue reading Calling all governors – We need your insights!
Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders
A long term research project, "Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders" is entering its second year. Initial findings have not yet been published, but Schools Week has obtrained some of the results, and reports on them here. They note that teachers’ average working week is 48.7 hours long, Senior leaders’ average week now stands at 56.8 hours.
DSGA Survey Results
Between January and March of this year we ran a survey to assess how well known/used is the web site, and to gather ideas for improvement. Chairs of all Derbyshire schools were invited to take part and we would like to thank the nineteen Chairs who responded. You can find the results of the survey in … Continue reading DSGA Survey Results
Derbyshire Traded Services Satisfaction Survey
Here is your opportunity to provide feedback to DCC regarding their services for schools (S4S and Traded Services). They have put up this online survey. The questionnaire should take you 10 minutes to complete.
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