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NEU survey reveals the impact of school pressures on student mental health
A new survey by National Education Union (NEU) reveals that pressures at school making pupils suicidal Almost half (49%) of education keep reading
Month: April 2018
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Increase in call from teachers seeking emotional support
A health and wellbeing charity for education staff has reported a 35% increase in calls from teachers to an emotional keep reading
ICT Matters
Subscription models are a saviour for tech-savvy schools
Technology is becoming more and more relevant in the classroom – enhancing teaching and learning and offering additional support keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Government 'to drop gathering nationality data'
Against Borders for Children – a coalition of parents, teachers, schools and campaigners – says the DfE will drop the controversial requirement keep reading
Money Talks
Funding boost announced for the arts to support talented pupils
A £96m funding boost has been announced by school standards minister Nick Gibb to support talented music, drama and dance keep reading
Management & HR
Government’s flagship apprenticeship scheme set to cost businesses millions
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph The government’s flagship apprenticeship scheme could end up cost businesses millions keep reading
Management & HR
Government and Ofsted are the biggest drivers of teachers’ workload
A new survey by the NEU suggests that the government is the greatest driver for the increase of teacher workload keep reading
Management & HR
Support staff struggling with increasing workloads, says NEU survey
A recent NEU survey has revealed the extent to which teaching assistants, school administrators and other support staff are having keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Asbestos management in MATs thrown into question following latest report
Freedom of information requests to multi-academy trusts reveal shocking disparity in asbestos management The continuing presence of asbestos in the keep reading
Blog
Gender pay gap reporting: why you should see it as an opportunity
By April 5, 2018, all organisations that employ 250 people or more should have published their gender pay gaps. The keep reading
