Tuesday, 10 November 2026 — From inclusion funding to AI in schools and headteacher stress
Lombardy is putting millions into helping students with disabilities transition to employment, starting support earlier at age 16. This pilot includes ADHD and dyslexia, showing a more tailored approach to inclusion.
Nearly two-thirds of school leaders say the new Ofsted inspections are much tougher, with over half considering leaving their roles sooner. The increased pressure could impact school leadership stability.
Despite growing AI use in schools, most teachers feel underprepared. The report highlights a real training gap that risks hampering effective AI integration in classrooms.
England’s government is tightening phone rules in schools to reduce distractions and improve behaviour. This means no phones in pockets or bags during school hours.
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