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Free teaching toolkit launched to improve integration and inclusion in schools
Schools manage a diverse and culturally rich body of students. However, sometimes it’s difficult to manage integration and inclusion. Children’s keep reading
Month: November 2017
Money Talks
Consultation on disadvantaged entitlements under Universal Credit
How will Universal Credit impact your school – from pupil premium to free school meals? The government is asking for keep reading
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Rise to the challenge: SBMs of tomorrow
For better or for worse, the government, through reform, is changing the face of education as we know it. Marie keep reading
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Education funding: NEU lays down five tests for the chancellor’s Budget
On November 22, the chancellor, Philip Hammond, will reveal the Budget. The education sector has been a hive of activity, keep reading
Management & HR
Leading academy trust develops new pay system
A new pay and rewards system developed by a leading academy trust to recruit, retain and reward teachers has been backed by keep reading
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Nick Gibb: school business professionals play a vital role
On day 1 of the final ‘NASBM’ conference – as the association moves to institute status – school standards minister, keep reading
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Free schools analysed in independent EPI report
The Education Policy Institute (EPI) has published a new report analysing the latest data on Free Schools to understand and keep reading
Management & HR
A new dawn, a new day: managing increasing pupil numbers
Pupil numbers continue to increase and there’s growing pressure on local authorities to ensure there’s a place for each and keep reading
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School leaders call on government to consider school finances in next week's Budget
With just days to go before the Budget announcement on November 22, school business leaders are highlighting the fragility of keep reading
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Thinktank research questions 'unaffordability' of lifting teacher pay cap
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Tes IPPR makes pre-budget call for government to restore pay to 2010-11 levels, keep reading
