Dan Worth is the Analysis and International Editor at Tes magazine. He focuses on education, education management, and higher education, with a particular emphasis on educational policy and school governance. Dan's insights and expertise have been featured in Sky Sports and TES Magazine.
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Dan Worth's coverage revolves around education, mainly focusing on policy changes, data-driven insights, and expert commentary in the context of national (United Kingdom) educational landscape. He would likely be interested in pitches providing expert analysis or first-hand accounts related to UK-specific education policies or trends.
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Exam boards Cambridge, Pearson and OxfordAQA write to schools in UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait, confirming students will be graded on existing work and teacher assessments
A new exam series in October and earlier results days are among the changes unveiled by the provider of exams to schools across the world
COBIS and AoBSO are only given advisory roles in the new Education Sector Action Group - despite the government’s International Education Strategy seeking more overseas school growth
Report warns of many issues with international school inspections under the DfE kitemark, but Penta promises action is being taken to improve its inspection processes
North London Collegiate School is to open a school in Phuket, Thailand, in 2028, taking the private school group’s total number of sites overseas to six
The international school scene in Nigeria is booming thanks to strong population growth. We speak with staff at schools across the country to find out what it's like to live and work there
Association of British Schools Overseas welcomes the decision that it says ensures the integrity of the government kitemark is protected
Deal for Cambridge curriculum school means the international group is now operating in 10 nations across the continent
Entries rise again with thousands of schools across 144 countries now entering students for the Cambridge International exams
The removal of Penta, which carried out more than half of British Schools Overseas inspections, puts the two remaining inspectorates under pressure - but they say they are ready
