Jack Dyson is the News Editor at Schools Week. He covers a range of topics within the education sector, focusing on public education, school administration, educational policy, and governance, while also exploring themes of education technology and personal finance. Jack's work has been featured in KentOnline, The Border Watch, FE Week, the 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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A grammar founded in 1566 has been given a notice to improve after its year 7 intake plummeted in 2020
Union boss says schools are struggling while salary 'gravy train' allows CEOs to get bumper rises
Inspectors give Oasis the go-ahead to reopen one-of-a-kind facility ministers hope will cut reoffending
Founding academy set to join new trust after original proposals 'withdrawn'
Proposals would give councils the power to transfer high-needs cash into school budgets
Approved lists and expanded school powers among plans, amid fears children 'have been badly let down'
Trusts ordered to publish funding breakdowns as new restrictions placed on pensions and CFO recruitment
The Department for Education has today released the marks pupils needed for the 2026 key stage 2 SATs to achieve the government’s “expected” score.
Harris, Leigh and Brampton all listed - but DfE won't say if it took any further action
MAT’s records of £70k overseas trips ‘not consistent with expected standards of transparency and propriety’
