News
Early Career Framework hailed but success will require funding
The National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT) has hailed the Early Career Framework but warnened that it could ‘fail keep reading
Month: October 2018
Money Talks
Leaked email raises fears over significant cuts to Welsh schools
According to a leaked email to first minister Carwyn Jones, teaching jobs are at risk and children’s education will suffer as schools keep reading
Live it
Beating the stigma; discussing mental health in your school
Stress, anxiety, depression – all can be symptoms of a high-pressure work environment, all can result in poor mental health keep reading
News
School exclusions; education secretary vows to take action
Speaking at a roundtable at the Centre for Social Justice on alternative provision and exclusions, Damian Hinds vowed to tackle keep reading
News
Opportunity areas to heavily led by DfE
According to an independent report by NFER – commissioned by the DfE – opportunity areas are a positive step but keep reading
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School leaders march on Westminster to highlight funding concerns
“Only new money from the Treasury will solve the school funding crisis,” says union general secretary as school leaders march keep reading
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New funding round to test programmes to improve SEN student outcomes
The EEF has called for proposals focused on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), announcing a new funding round to keep reading
ICT Matters
Secure scanning; ensuring efficient document management and data security
Scanning continues to be a growing market in the office products industry, particularly when said scanner offers all the additional keep reading
Management & HR
Key leadership roles remain unfilled in Scotland schools
According to iNews, schools in Scotland were advertising for 92 heads and deputy heads at the start of term At keep reading
Blog
Purpose and clarity; an argument for pupil premium
Pupil premium was introduced seven years ago, the aim was simple: to provide additional money to support and boost the keep reading
