AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoSEND standards: Essex’s Athena School, which charges councils £72,000 per pupil, was told it needs urgent improvement on five of six inspection measures. Inspectors cited a fragmented curriculum and insufficient specialist support. University finances: Nottingham plans cuts expected to affect 500 jobs and has axed full degrees in modern languages and music, as rising costs, tighter international recruitment and reduced real-terms public funding squeeze the sector. Pupil safety: Scottish schools reported 44,221 violent incidents in 2025/26, including a record 38,815 in primary schools, prompting calls for action. SEND rights: Campaigners warn proposed reforms could weaken children’s enforceable support plans, parents’ choice of school and routes to appeal. University recruitment: UK student visa applications fell sharply in September, adding to concerns about universities’ reliance on international students.
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