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The Children's Commissioner releases 2018 Stability Index
Instability for children in care has remained the same, but multiple changes in school are still hitting those children hard keep reading
Year: 2018
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NAHT asks for a better alternative to free schools in tackling rising pupil numbers
NAHT blames the failure of free schools on confusion and inefficiency As reported yesterday, the National Foundation for Educational Research keep reading
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Defining your objectives; set and reset your priorities
If your goals are your aims, what should your priorities be? Ram Charan explores just this in the following extract keep reading
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New report states that free schools are failing in their original purpose
Research published today shows that free schools are lacking in the innovative approaches they were created for, and that disadvantaged keep reading
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New report on childhood obesity asks education providers to help more
The Health and Social Care Committee’s report may cause the government to put increased pressure on schools but, with funding keep reading
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Employers and education providers are not prepared for the impact of T Levels
With T Levels kicking in as of 2020, research by City & Guilds and AELP show that both education providers keep reading
Money Talks
NAHT responds to £50m cash boost for special needs education
NAHT has issued its response to the news that a further £50m will be spent on places and facilities for keep reading
Leadership
Best Practice Network to provide Level 4 Diploma for School Business Managers
Best Practice Network has been confirmed as one of only three ILM-approved national providers of the new Level 4 Diploma keep reading
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Positive projection is key to professional recognition
ISBL is on a mission: to ensure professional recognition for school business professionals. At the heart of this is ensuring that skills keep reading
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Skills for schools; do you have the skills you need on your governing body?
Schools need skills; as schools become more business-like in their management, the role of the SBM becomes more complicated. Finance, keep reading
