Jack Dyson is a Senior Reporter and News Editor for Schools Week, a publication focused on education news in the UK. With a background in journalism and a focus on local news, Jack covers a range of topics including school funding, policy changes, and issues affecting schools and academies across the country. His work has also been featured in KentOnline.
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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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Reports suggested the government could increase employer contributions
Ambitious project earmarked for London school on hiatus due to planning requirements and market conditions
By: Jack Dyson
A student essay for Clare Winnicott Essay Competition. A societal critique of the ongoing issues and complications for those experiencing homelessness in modern times, which applies both Stuart Hall's Theory of Representation (1997) and peer reviewed research on social stigmas, to identify the effectiveness of relationship-based practice within the homeless sector.
New teams will RAG rate schools for support, draw up 'local area priorities' and will also now use councils for help
By: Jack Dyson
Government announcement over new school improvement teams sparks renews concerns over where responsibilities will lie
By: Jack Dyson
Sir Kevan Collins warns of a 'narrow compliance culture' in some schools
Sector leaders have demanded answers over Ofsted's role, accountability and capacity in the government's new improvement drive for specialist teams to broker support for struggling schools.
Warning made as trusts left up to £100,000 out of pocket after government scrapped capacity funding
Inspectors found 'widespread and/or systemic failings' in Derbyshire's local authority and health services
Revelation comes as ministers want local authorities to help drive their new standards agenda
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