Money Talks
Government spending must centre around children's needs, campaign states
A coalition of teachers, carers and support workers have come together to ask the government to stop ignoring children in keep reading
Month: October 2018
ICT Matters
How important is technology in education?
Sir Anthony Seldon of the University of Buckingham claims that, within the next 10 years, artificial intelligence (AI) will cause keep reading
Leadership
From the magazine: Shaping tomorrow
Our Lady’s High School, London, is a champion of progress and received an SSAT Educational Outcomes Award earlier this year keep reading
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October 2018
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News
Disappointment as top schools send incorrect admissions information
Two schools in Gloucester have caused confusion by sending out the wrong information to some parents, with certain pupils being keep reading
Management & HR
Best school admissions rates can be found in central Bedfordshire
The Comet has reported that central Bedfordshire boasts by far the best admissions rates in England, as well as the keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Birmingham school bans pupils from talking between lessons
As reported by the Guardian, a school in Acocks Green has made the controversial decision to ban pupils from speaking keep reading
News
'Zero tolerance' school absence policy pays off
A ‘zero tolerance’ school absence policy set by Nottingham City Council is proving effective as council reports best result in keep reading
News
Education sector under unmanageable stress, according to new report
A new report by the Education Support Partnership (ESP) reveals that education is a profession under unmanageable stress; the National keep reading
Money Talks
Petition on special needs funding to be submitted to the DfE
Parents, councillors and education unions will submit petition to DfE on special needs funding for children Tuesday, October 23 According to keep reading
