Cerys Turner is a junior reporter at Tes magazine. She focuses on themes related to education, including educational policy, public education, and school administration, with a particular interest in the education system and management. Cerys has been featured in TES Magazine and TES.
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Cerys Turner's focus is predominantly on education-related topics within the United Kingdom. She appears to be particularly interested in government announcements and data-driven insights related to education, Ofsted, school inspections, teachers, and curriculum.
If you have relevant data or expertise on educational policies, Ofsted regulations, teacher-related issues, or curriculum developments specifically within the UK context, Cerys may find your input valuable for her coverage. Additionally, providing insights into the impact of government announcements on schools would likely align with her areas of interest.
Given that Cerys focuses heavily on national education matters in the UK including specific institutions such as Ofqual and Ofsted among others; experts who can provide detailed analysis or commentary from a local perspective are more likely to capture her attention.
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The directed time rule is at risk under government plans to expand enrichment activities for pupils, the leader of the biggest teaching union, Daniel Kebede, warns in an exclusive interview with Tes
Watchdog appoints Matthew Purves to take charge of £20m project to develop inspections of multi-academy trusts
In an exclusive interview, the chief executive of the Teacher Development Trust questions the government's plan for a new teacher-training entitlement and its decision to fund only three years of SEND training
By: John Roberts, Cerys Turner
Overwhelming majority of teacher members who voted in indicative ballot reject three-year pay recommendation and indicate support for taking action, but turnout was less than 50 per cent
By: Jabed Ahmed, Cerys Turner
Independent review finds that lobbying groups did not influence the school or trust in the decision to postpone a Jewish MP’s visit last year
The union’s general secretary Daniel Kebede hits back after education secretary calls ballot threat ‘massively premature’
Headteacher of All Saints Catholic College in London was first seconded to the Department for Education last summer to bring ‘frontline expertise’ to policymaking
Jenny Oldroyd, director for curriculum at the Department for Education, will move posts next month, prompting one union to describe a series of recent departures as ‘not ideal’
Increase in legal costs is likely due to the government introducing contentious policies that have ‘well-funded’ opponents - such as VAT on private school fees, say experts
This year’s awards, celebrating excellence and innovation across the sector, attracted a record number of nominations
