Jack Dyson is a News Editor at Schools Week. He specializes in education management and the education system, while also covering topics related to cybersecurity and finance. Jack's work has been featured in KentOnline, The Border Watch, FE Week, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, and Schools Week.
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Jack Dyson's focus is predominantly on local education-related news within the United Kingdom. His coverage includes government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to education.
If you are reaching out to Jack Dyson, consider providing insights or analysis related to educational policies, school funding issues, changes in examination processes, and developments in school inspections specific to the UK. Furthermore, pitches could include commentary from local education leaders or officials with knowledge of regional educational challenges and successes.
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The National Education Union (NEU) will hold an indicative strike ballot over pay, after branding the government's planned rise an “insult” to the profession.
Just three of the Conservatives’ subject hub programmes will remain as Labour takes 'difficult decisions'
Misconduct agency concedes it denied an accused teacher a fair hearing within a reasonable time
It comes less than a year after he bagged the permanent role Matt Hood is set to leave his role as CEO of Oak National Academy, less than a year after taking the job on a permanent basis.
Education secretary set to be questioned by MPs over SEND, wellbeing bill and private school fees
We value your privacy PFI branded a 'zero-sum game' as multi-million-pound legal disputes over buildings
DfE will cease funding for the Stimulating Physics Network when its contract ends in March
By: Jack Dyson
Method used by government for trust pay checks appears to be loaded against smaller trusts
MAT at centre of first 'GAG pooling' strikes will transfer schools to other trusts
Trust boss left puzzled after advisory board refers decision to minister
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