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Spotlight on: a dystopian view of the future of our schools
The education sector is in flux and, in so many areas, it’s under severe pressure. Funding is down but keep reading
Month: March 2018
Management & HR
Supply teaching firm accused of 'obscene' payments to directors
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News Payouts of nearly £1m to directors of Wales’ biggest supply teaching keep reading
Management & HR
School exclusions: are more children being expelled?
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News reality check The number of children being expelled from school in keep reading
Management & HR
New research suggests reducing working hours will tackle teacher retention
National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) releases report comparing recruitment and retention figures for teaching, nursing and the police – keep reading
ICT Matters
Delivering connectivity across your school, academy or MAT
Unlimited bandwidth, improved security, uptime benefits, cost savings and future flexibility. Joe Cook, national account manager for IT Connect and keep reading
News
Hundreds of schools across UK sent hoax emails
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Independent Parents were asked to collect their children ‘as soon as possible’ after keep reading
Leadership
Five crucial conversations for mangers as developers
As managers evolve from what can be termed ‘evaluators’ into ‘developers’ Ally Yates, author of Utter Confidence: How what you keep reading
Management & HR
DfE announces funding boost to support breakfast clubs
More than 1,770 schools set to benefit from £26m to boost breakfast clubs in disadvantaged areas Education secretary Damian Hinds keep reading
ICT Matters
East Renfrewshire first council in UK to give lessons in virtual reality to schools
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Scottish Sun The £250,000 investment is to make sure virtual reality becomes keep reading
Academies & MATs
Eight out of 10 academies in deficit, say accountants
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News Academy budgets are in an even worse state than those of keep reading
