Leadership
More support needed for school trust leaders, research shows
New research from The Key shows that more support is needed for trust leaders The Key has released initial findings keep reading
Month: September 2019
Compliance & Resources
'Outstanding' schools no longer exempt from regular Ofsted inspections
The education secretary has announced that schools rated ‘outstanding’ will no longer be exempt from regular Ofsted inspections Gavin Williamson, keep reading
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Accord coalition urges vigilance over anti-RSE campaign tactics
The Accord Coalition is urging the government to be vigilant regarding anti-RSE campaigners A report by the BBC has revealed that a keep reading
News
60% of Brits support primary schools teaching LGBT+ issues
Stonewall is urging the public to ‘come out’ for LGBT-inclusive education New research by nfpSynergy, commissioned by Stonewall, finds widespread keep reading
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Returning to work after a career break
Returning to work after a career break can be extremely daunting, and it’s normal to feel anxious about the prospect keep reading
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Ofsted urged to ‘stop criticising and start celebrating’ achievements of failing schools
A new report calls on Ofsted to ‘start celebrating’ the achievements of failing schools Ofsted should stop criticising failing schools keep reading
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Students returning to school targeted by malware hiding as textbooks
New research shows that malware – in the guise of study materials – is entering schools as pupils return for keep reading
Money Talks
Sajid Javid announces £400m further education funding boost
The chancellor has revealed that 16-19 education will receive a funding boost of £400m The government has announced a £400m keep reading
Money Talks
Education secretary calls for increase in teacher pay
The education secretary has promised to call for an salary increase of up to £6k for teachers It has been keep reading
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How confident are you when discussing mental health at work?
While the importance of discussing mental health has become increasingly prevalent in the last few years, the results of a keep reading
