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DfE dismisses claims it will ditch national school funding formula
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES Government sources have dismissed claims that it will withdraw its proposed reform keep reading
Month: March 2017
Management & HR
Employer value proposition: Recruitment with Andrew Blench
Budgets are tight and recruiting and retaining quality teaching staff is difficult. Andrew Blench, consultant at School Business Partners, asks keep reading
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Formula creates 'double funding' for deprived pupils warns f40
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES The national funding formula for schools would give too much money to disadvantaged keep reading
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Pupils 'hosed down' for asbestos: key points on school buildings
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES Asbestos removal, free schools opening in temporary homes and the amount of keep reading
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Where have all our teachers gone? Survey reveals move to tutoring
An online local services marketplace has recorded a 170% increase in the amount of private tutors who registered on its keep reading
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Updated: High needs funding arrangements 2017-2018
The high needs funding operational guide 2017 to 2018 describes how the 2017 to 2018 high needs funding system will keep reading
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Demand for school places in Wolverhampton at its ‘highest’ ever
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Express and Star Councillor Claire Drake, cabinet member for education, said pupils keep reading
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Schools to trial happiness lessons for eight-year-olds
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Guardian Eight-year-old children will be given lessons on happiness and teenagers will keep reading
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Education secretary heckled by angry headteachers at ASCL conference
CREDIT: This story was first seen on BBC News There were cries of “rubbish” and “no, no” as she said keep reading
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Cash-strapped schools axing courses and cutting back on trips
CREDIT: This story is first seen on BT BT reports that schools are being forced to axe GCSE and A-level courses, increase keep reading