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Month: November 2017
Money Talks
Budget: More money for schools which attract 'extra' A level maths students
CREDIT: This story wsa first seen in Tes Chancellor will announce £42m fund for continuing professional development in areas that keep reading
Management & HR
Support staff union demands action to end bullying by headteacher
“It’s absolutely disgraceful that our members have been treated in this way. The grievances were raised well over a year keep reading
Management & HR
Church of England accused of mis-selling how its schools select pupils
Church of England accused of mis-selling how its schools select pupils by failing to be inclusive to all A new report published keep reading
Management & HR
How involved do parents feel with their child’s education?
According to new research by Groupcall half of parents believe that schools are not being effective in providing positive feedback keep reading
News
Most non-academies 'likely to convert by 2022'
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Tes Leaders of schools that have already become academies say the change was positive keep reading
Money Talks
Chancellor refuses to say if schools will get money to fund teacher pay rise
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Tes Philip Hammond tight-lipped ahead of Wednesday’s budget, Tes reports. The chancellor has refused keep reading
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November 2017
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Management & HR
Staying calm after the storm: managing a PR crisis
Social media offers a plethora of benefits for schools; it’s a great way of interacting with current and prospective parents keep reading
Management & HR
School threatens to sue parents after they used Facebook in 'defamatory' way
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph A school has threatened to sue parents after they used Facebook keep reading