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Cambridge to offer 'second chance' places to deprived students
As reported by the BBC, Cambridge university will soon begin taking in 100 applicants from deprived backgrounds as part of keep reading
Month: March 2019
News
Scotland's only state girls' school could start admitting boys
As reported by the BBC, a state school for girls could begin admitting boys following a consultation later this month keep reading
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DfE consultation aims to better identify schools needing support
The DfE’s latest consultation is seeking opinions on how to identify schools needing more support The Department for Education is keep reading
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MP hits out at prime minister over early school closures
As reported by the BBC, a Birmingham MP has invited the prime minister to pick up her son, as his keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Let school leaders decide mobile phone policy
Geoff Barton asks, hasn’t the Department for Education got better things to do instead of worrying about mobile phones? CREDIT: keep reading
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School receives makeover from M6 workers
Pupils at Tillington Manor Primary School in Stafford have received a makeover for their main hall thanks to a team keep reading
Money Talks
Half of sixth forms forced to drop modern languages
As reported by The Guardian, half of sixth forms in the country have been forced to drop modern language subjects keep reading
Live it
Five reasons you’ve lost your motivation – and how to get it back
Motivation can waver for even the most dedicated SBL at times. Dr Mark Winwood, director of psychological services at AXA PPP healthcare, keep reading
Leadership
Top employers to help primary schools offer world-leading careers education
Damian Hinds, the education secretary, has announced that he is working with leading employers to help primary schools offer the keep reading
Money Talks
Thousands sign petition to bring school funding back into the spotlight
As reported by the BBC, a petition about school funding – signed by 10,000 people – has been debated in keep reading
