AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUniversity governance: Cambridge has launched an independent review into its “decision-making and actions” after the death of former sociology professor Jason Arday, with the first part looking at support and protections before his death and a report due within three months. School costs & rules: England’s new school uniform crackdown is rolling out this autumn, capping branded items (three for primary, four for secondary) and closing loopholes; separate coverage also flags new UK-wide school rules including mobile phone restrictions and changes to free meals. Student wellbeing & safety: North Wales Police and Get Safe Online are urging college and university students to stay alert to online fraud as term starts. Workload pressure in education: A Belfast teacher describes workload leaving him exhausted and ill, as Northern Ireland unions vote for industrial action over pressures. Health in schools: “Benedict’s Law” allergy training is being rolled out so staff can recognise and respond to allergic reactions. Local education context: West Midlands data shows higher-than-average NEET rates among 16–17-year-olds, and Northern Ireland parents report back-to-school costs pushing some into credit and loans.
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