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May 2018
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Year: 2018
Compliance & Resources
DfE updates statutory guidance for schools, including advice on tackling sexual harassment and violence
The Department for Education has updated statutory guidance for schools; Keeping Children Safe in Education now includes additional advice on tackling keep reading
Money Talks
Blackpool schools' funding cuts puts scores of jobs at risk
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Blackpool Gazette Scores of jobs are under threat at schools across Blackpool, keep reading
Live it
A Mind for Business; managing resources, realising potential and avoiding stress
In this extract from A Mind for Business, author Andy Gibson explores how you can build and utilise resources to effectively keep reading
News
#EdExec LIVE: the what, the why, the who and the how…
We love a good get together; we love it, even more, when it’s packed with opportunities to learn, share experiences, keep reading
Money Talks
Impact of school funding crisis is set to deepen, says ASCL
According to a survey by ASCL the impact of the education funding crisis is set to deepen The impact of keep reading
Live it
Mindfulness programme launched to improve mental health in UK schools
New mindfulness resilience programme aims to improve mental health in UK schools A new Mindfulness for Mental Health Resilience Programme keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Digitising your data for a school post-GDPR
Schools are already seeing the benefits of digitising their data – in terms of both administrative efficiencies and teaching and keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Sharing of school pupils' data put on hold
CREDIT: This story was first seen on the BBC The government has halted researchers and others from accessing personal information keep reading
News
Mental health, friendships and bullying amongst top pupil concerns, data from 650 schools finds
New research shows an increase in mental health issues raised by children and identifies friendship issues, bullying and behaviour as the keep reading
