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NAHT encourages school leaders to complete self-assessment tool
As reported by NAHT, The Department for Education has updated the self-assessment tool for academy trusts The tool is intended to keep reading
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Parents could be the answer to teacher shortage, says government education adviser
As reported by The Times, parents and grandparents should be employed to plug staffing gaps at rural schools, one of keep reading
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Education Executive September 2019
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WCAT collapse costs schools £2m
As reported by the BBC, schools that lost £2m when an academy trust collapsed are set to find out if keep reading
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School leader associations comment on Labours plans to scrap Ofsted
Labour is promising to abolish Ofsted as part of radical education plans which have been announced before a possible snap election keep reading
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Artificial Intelligence being used in schools to tackle bullying and self-harm
As reported by Sky News, one of England’s biggest academy chains is testing pupils’ mental health using an AI (artificial keep reading
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Is your commute worth the pain?
For UK workers, commuting time has increased by 18 hours compared to a decade ago, according to the TUC. A keep reading
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NAHT states school-to-school peer review is key for improvement
NAHT’s newly-published report outlines the nine key principles for effective school-to-school peer review The report is the result of convening keep reading
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Eight ways to say motivated in your career all year round
A recent survey has shown that, in 2019, one-in-three workers in the UK reported being unhappy in their job. This keep reading
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Over 65% of English schools have poor fire protection systems, research shows
As reported by The Guardian, two-thirds of schools in England have poor fire protection systems and are not properly prepared keep reading