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  • EPI comments on the School Workforce in England (2024) figures

    Commenting on the latest school workforce in England figures,  James Zuccollo, Director for School Workforce at the Education Policy Institute  said: "Despite a slight fall this year, the number of classroom teachers and headteachers quitting their roles ahead of retirement remains…

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  • EPI comments on expanded FSM eligibility

    Commenting on the new entitlement to free school meals for all children in households on Universal Credit,  Dr Tammy Campbell, Director for Early Years, Inequalities and Wellbeing at the Education Policy Institute  said: "We have previously called for the expansion…

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  • EPI comments on reforms to Level 7 apprenticeships

    Commenting on the reforms to level 7 apprenticeships announced by the Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, Robbie Cruikshanks, Senior Researcher for Higher Education at the Education Policy Institute (EPI) said: "The government's announcement this morning to reform apprenticeship funding shows a…

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  • EPI comments on 2025/26 teachers’ pay award

    Commenting on the announcement by the Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, that the Government has accepted the School Teachers’ Review Body’s (STRB) pay recommendations for 2025/26, Natalie Perera, CEO at the Education Policy Institute (EPI), said: "The decision by the government…

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  • EPI responds to the latest report by NAO on the teacher workforce.

    Responding to the NAO's report on the teacher workforce, EPI's Director for School Workforce, James Zuccollo, said : “The NAO's report highlights significant shortcomings in the DfE's six-year-old teacher recruitment and retention strategy. Despite its ambition to recruit an additional…

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  • EPI announces new Chair

    The Education Policy Institute Board of Trustees is delighted to announce that it has appointed Professor Sir Chris Husbands as its new Chair. Sir Chris has served as a Trustee of EPI since January 2024 and brings a wealth of…

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