Dan Worth
Senior editor @tes with a focus on policy and analysis in England, the international school market and school leadership.
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4 days ago |
tes.com | Dan Worth
It’s an oft-cited stat within the international school sector that the split between local and non-local students is now around 80-20 per cent respectively - a complete switch from what it had always been in the past. One major impact of this is a far greater need for international schools to work with students who have English as an additional language (EAL) needs and how that is managed.
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3 weeks ago |
tes.com | Dan Worth
It’s well-known that schools and multi-academy trusts are having to work harder than ever to save money amid ever-tightening budgets, not least with a potentially unfunded pay rise looming. On top of that, facilities managers and operating officers face ever-growing complexities around managing school and trust sites that mix old and new buildings laden with issues - that require complex funding bids to the government to fix.
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3 weeks ago |
tes.com | Dan Worth |Henry Hepburn |Emma Seith
The annual Council of British International Schools (COBIS) Conference has drawn to a close after three action-packed days in London. Tes was on the ground throughout the main conference, attending talks and chatting to delegates. As ever, there was a raft of interesting discussions, debates, insights and ideas shared - from the small-scale practical ways leaders are tackling issues to thematic concepts shaping future decisions and directions in the sector.
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3 weeks ago |
tes.com | Dan Worth
The British International Schools Safeguarding Coalition (BISSC) has announced the launch of a new safeguarding framework designed to improve recruitment processes across international schools. The BISSC Cross Association Safer Recruitment Code of Conduct will come into force from 1 September this year with the aim of creating a “shared commitment to rigorous, transparent and ethical recruitment practices within international education”.
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1 month ago |
tes.com | Dan Worth
Since 2020 the international schools market in Japan has grown by 7.3 per cent, from 372 schools to 399, according to data from ISC Research - a trend that its head of global research, Sami Yosef, says is being driven by several factors. “There is a rising demand for international education in Japan, partly fuelled by increased enrolment from Asian countries, including China and South Korea,” he says.
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