‘Removing opportunities’: apprenticeships down 1/3
National Apprenticeships Week shines a light on the Government’s failures.
The climate change sceptics may have changed their clothes, but they still don’t have the answers for the future
MP Tom Hunt believes rising gas prices is the result of prioritising tackling climate change rather than a spike in...
COP26: What happens next?
Given that even the President for COP26 was moved to tears by the final outcome, few would have left Glasgow...
COP26: Reflections on the first week
While there was progress at the COP26 summit of leaders, there is also concern that agreements are not far-reaching or...
Marcus Rashford: giving a big push to Healthy Start
The government is set to push through a £20 a week cut to Universal Credit, a decision that will hit...
Suffolk County Council’s SEND failures exposed after damning report
Suffolk County Council's SEND failures were revealed in a damning report, forcing them to issue an apology.
100k pupils in the East taught in ‘super-sized’ classes
100,000 pupils in the East of England are now taught in ‘super-sized’ classes of 30 or more, a rise of...
Revealed: Suffolk top national rankings for primary school suspensions
Suffolk has the highest primary school suspension rates anywhere in England, according to the Department for Education.
Long-read: Suffolk’s school exclusions crisis
New figures have revealed that Suffolk and Norfolk have the highest primary school suspension rates in the country.
The systemic culture problem at the centre of Suffolk’s SEND crisis
Suffolk’s SEND crisis is a consequence of inadequate provision, a lack of funding and the local authority’s systemic culture problem.
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