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SEND reforms to officially commence on 1st September

by Sam | 29 Aug 2014 | Children and Families

With the SEND reforms introduced by the Children and Families Act officially becoming law from Monday, the Department for Education has published a guide for local authorities on their responsibilities in regards to the transition to the new system. The guidance...

"Extremist" early years providers banned from receiving council funding

by Sam | 8 Aug 2014 | Children and Families, Education & Children's Services

“British values”… nobody really knows what that means and nobody will ever agree what it should mean – and I personally don’t believe it  should be the Government’s job to decide it,  but there is a general consensus on what it...

Rocking the boat: How Ministers may reform an independent agency – the Ofsted example

by Sam | 8 Apr 2014 | Education & Children's Services

Olly from PSI: There are 22 non-Ministerial Government agencies in England, from HM Revenue and Customs to the Food Standards Agency to Ofsted. These bodies have a significant amount of power but, as their names suggest, they are mostly independent from Ministerial...

Wishaw cools Ofsted row with Gove

by Chris Rogers | 13 Feb 2014 | Education & Children's Services

Olly from PSI: It was billed as Round Three of the Ofsted – DfE row (at least by PSI): The Education Select Committee’s annual scrutiny session on the Ofsted Annual Report. HM Chief Inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw was addressing MPs for the first time since...

The early years policy gamble; high stakes poker

by Chris Rogers | 4 Feb 2014 | Children and Families, Education & Children's Services

Early years provision is both the first and final frontier of education policy, the first chronologically but the final theoretically as, quite understandably, no Government has felt the State should mandate a defined path that all young children should follow as it...
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