May, 2018 | Edexec

School budgets lose around £4m to apprenticeship levy

23rd May 2018

CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News Around £4m has been taken from school budgets in Wales to keep reading

GDPR for schools: roundtable discussion with the ICO

22nd May 2018

Victoria Cetinkaya, a senior policy officer in the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) responsible for policy and engagement with the education keep reading

Robert Halfon proposes bill to reform Social Mobility Commission

22nd May 2018

Chair of the Education Committee Robert Halfon to introduce legislation to give greater powers and resources to the Social Mobility keep reading

Bringing clarity to the most complex school-related topics

22nd May 2018

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Schools should look beyond the classroom, urges school playtime expert

21st May 2018

Research released for Outdoor Classroom Day reveals that playtime is critical for children’s development Outdoor Classroom Day – took place keep reading

Fergal Roche says farewell to The Key

21st May 2018

Fergal Roche, CEO of The Key Support Services, will leave his post at the school leader’s support service in October after keep reading

SCOTLAND: 'Safer Routes to School' initiative to receive extra funds

21st May 2018

CREDIT: This story was first seen on STV News A fresh round of funding has been launched to help create keep reading

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DfE updates statutory guidance for schools, including advice on tackling sexual harassment and violence

18th May 2018

The Department for Education has updated statutory guidance for schools; Keeping Children Safe in Education now includes additional advice on tackling keep reading

Blackpool schools' funding cuts puts scores of jobs at risk

18th May 2018

CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Blackpool Gazette Scores of jobs are under threat at schools across Blackpool, keep reading