2018 | Edexec - Part 5

A controversial school in Devon will be taken over by a multi-academy trust, following an ‘inadequate’ rating from Ofsted A keep reading

According to the BBC, a school in Lancashire may be forced to close due to its pupil number dwindling to keep reading

According to The Express, London pupils are far less likely to land their first choice of secondary school A new keep reading

With news from the government that an additional £2 billion will be invested to fund specialist mental health teams in keep reading

According to Bucks Free Press, proposals for a Plymouth Brethren school in Buckinghamshire have caused alarm for humanists and local keep reading

Half of secondary schools in Wales have been rated less than ‘good’ in 2017-18, leading to two schools going into keep reading

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As reported by South Wales Argus, a secondary school is asking for opinions on whether its school uniform should be keep reading

NAHT’s president, Andy Mellor, used his speech to the association’s November primary conference in Birmingham to urge the government to keep reading