Policy Eye - highlights of week ending 28 February
Welcome to Policy Eye, a weekly service from Policy Watch offering a regular round-up of UK education headlines and stories from the previous seven days.
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Education’s always changing, and it can be hard to keep track. Policy Watch is the easy way to make sure you stay up to date with the latest developments.
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Policy Watch is our regular policy update service, covering national and international developments in the world of education. We try to keep things simple, sharing the latest news and information with you through weekly updates, monthly summaries, papers and events.
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As head of UK education policy at Pearson, Steve’s been running the Policy Watch service for almost 20 years. He’ll keep you informed on all things education, along with the rest of his subscribers – there were more than 10,000 at the last count!
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Policy Tracker – Keeping track of what happened in the world of education in January 2020
A month heralding a new year, a new term and according to the Prime Minister, a new sovereign era. For education, a number of important reports have been published including the latest Annual Report from Ofsted but also others on such topics as languages, teachers’ pay, the apprenticeship levy, social mobility, university access and migration policy. Creative arts, school exclusions, soft skills, and research have all been the subject of social media debate this month while the annual gatherings at BETT and Davos respectively have seen Ministers and delegates alike getting to grips with technology, skills and global challenges.
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