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Demystifying the work-life balance
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Lifehack and is written by Leon Ho, founder and CEO of Lifehack Kate is a hard-working keep reading
Month: March 2018
Money Talks
Underfunding of schools resulting in increased class sizes for secondary schools in England
Underfunding of schools resulting in increased class sizes for 62% of secondary schools in England, according to new research New keep reading
News
Give women teachers a better deal, demands the NEU
NEU calls for pay parity in the classroom – marking International Women’s Day and the TUC’s Women’s Pay Day The National keep reading
ICT Matters
Showcasing a digital transformation
After their local authority was approached by a leading tech firm Carlton Primary, London, agreed to partner with the company keep reading
Procurement
Is your procurement fit for purpose?
‘Every penny counts’ – a familiar jingle that holds very true in the education sector. As schools walk the financial keep reading
Money Talks
DfE announces new bursary to get veterans into teaching
New government bursary of £40,000 available from September 2018 for ex-service personnel to retrain as teachers The government has announced a keep reading
News
Clerking programme: are you aware of the DfE funding available?
Are you aware of the DfE funding available for clerk training and the new programmes that launched in February 2018 that keep reading
Money Talks
DfE's removal of specialist contract puts 1.4 million children and young people at risk
DfE’s removal of specialist contract puts 1.4 million children and young people with speech, language and communication needs at risk, keep reading
News
NAHT proposes alternative vision for accountability in schools
Nick Brook deputy general secretary of the NAHT proposes an alternative vision for accountability in schools Speaking at the Westminster keep reading
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Mental health in children and young people: tips for school staff
According to the Mental Health Foundation, mental health problems affect around one in ten children; alarmingly, 70% of those who keep reading
