November, 2018 | Edexec

With mental health and wellbeing issues having a growing impact on school staff and recruitment, we spoke to Jo Blair keep reading

Angela Rayner has announced that, under a Labour government, rules around GSCE English and maths resits would be scrapped According keep reading

Despite all the changes in school business leadership, the concepts about buying wisely can still be overruled by buying habitually keep reading

Education unions from across the UK will march alongside school staff and parents today to highlight the true needs of keep reading

Research shows that British international schools are becoming more popular – but, as with teaching in the UK, many more keep reading

Nearly half of schools in Northern Ireland are in budget deficit, according to the BBC Figures from the Education Authority keep reading

Opinions are divided on whether a post-primary integrated school in County Down should be allowed to admit some of its keep reading

In the school system we focus on learning as important for children – we make sure young people develop skills, keep reading

According to the East Anglian Daily Times, Suffolk is putting plans in place to tackle the issues that are being keep reading

New research by the LGA shows that the funding shortfall for SEND pupils has more than doubled since 2017 Issues keep reading