14K views · 166 reactions | The Education Minister, Peter Weir, has reversed Department of Education policy on the transfer test. Guidance issued this morning means that primary schools will now be free to prepare pupils for the test. Our Education Correspondent Robbie Meredith reports. | BBC Newsline | Facebook

20K views · 243 reactions | DepEd reviews classroom observation policy following teacher’s death #NewsandViews | The Department of Education is reviewing its classroom observation policy following the death of a public school teacher in Muntinlupa. The agency clarified, however, that the incident is not directly linked to classroom observation practices. | via #MOJO Rei Vicente | ONE News | Facebook

9.8K views · 431 reactions | DDC Counsoler unhappy with the transfer policy in education department;schools on higher reaches are suffering alot with the deficiency of staff and substitute is necessary and non availability of bridges in Neel area have put the public in trouble;wild life department should get active to save the lives of public as per DDC counsoler ;Aarif waheed reporter gulistan news | Gulistan Live Feed | Facebook

Emily Sturge explains why the Department of Education has failed. #campusreform | Campus Reform

This government inherited a SEND system on its knees, but we’re listening, learning and working with families to help every child to achieve and thrive. We’re having the biggest national conversation on SEND in a generation, so that the views of parents, teachers and young people are at the very heart of change. Speak with us in person at one of our events, or join the conversation online. Details here 👇 https://consult.education.gov.uk/send-reform-national-conversation/ | Department for Educat

With the right support, pupils with SEND can achieve and thrive at school. At Maiden Erlegh School, pupils benefit from an onsite hub that acts as a safe space, where children can regulate their emotions and access extra support – boosting confidence in school and at home 💚. We're learning from schools across the country - listening to parents, teachers and experts - as we work together to reform the SEND system. | Department for Education