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1,000 head teachers to march in Westminster over budget cuts
According to the BBC, head teachers from across the country will protest school cuts tomorrow in Westminster Over a thousands keep reading
Year: 2018
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10 ways to spend less on recruitment this term
A new school term and two new national purchasing recruitment frameworks signalled the opportunity for schools to stretch their recruitment keep reading
Management & HR
Schools should ban puddings and soft drinks, say dentists
According to the BBC, dentists in Scotland are urging schools to ban puddings and fizzy drinks from the lunch menu keep reading
ICT Matters
A playground for hackers; lessons on cybersecurity for schools
School life is going digital; while this comes with great opportunities to enhance teaching, learning and student engagement, it also keep reading
Compliance & Resources
New school has closed due to 1,200 'issues'
A school campus in Dumfries has been plagued with problems; now, it has been found to have 1,200 issues that keep reading
Management & HR
London school will force pupils with bikes to wear number plates
A high school is being criticised for forcing bike-riding pupils to wear number plates – or risk being banned from keep reading
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September 2018
Read Education Executive September 2018 – full of great articles, top tips and other things! (more…)
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Council insists developer honours agreed education payments
Bolton Council is insisting that Jones Homes, which has built 129 houses in the area, pays the hundreds of thousands keep reading
ICT Matters
From the magazine: Writing by algorithms
Technology is applied in the classroom to enhance teaching and learning. In the past we’ve examined how it can support keep reading
Academies & MATs
A Labour government will scrap new academies and free schools
The creation of new academies and free schools could be scrapped by a future Labour government, Angela Rayner has said keep reading
