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NEU: funding for school buildings is too little, too late
As reported by The Guardian, the government has announced a £400m investment to repair school and college buildings in England, keep reading
Month: October 2019
Leadership
Managing your time effectively as a workplace leader
There isn’t a way to add more hours to the day but, when it comes to managing your time at keep reading
Management & HR
Six ways to deal with employee absenteeism
At first glance – or late clock-in – employee absenteeism and tardiness may not seem that big of a deal; keep reading
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Giving yourself the credit you deserve
When you are starting to feel undervalued, remind yourself of these seven methods which the Possibility of Change recommend to keep reading
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NEU Cymru welcomes review into cost of schooling
Education minister Kirsty Williams announced last week that there would be a review into the cost of schooling in Wales keep reading
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ASCL comments on APPG knife crime report
The Association of School and College Leaders have commented on the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report on knife crime which keep reading
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GCSEs should be scrapped, says Future Generations Commissioner
As reported by the BBC, Sophie Howe, the Future Generations Commissioner, told BBC Sunday Politics Wales that GCSEs are no keep reading
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Wellbeing is the new black
Kristina Gambling, a SEND and high needs tutor, explores the wellbeing barriers faced by some of the unsung heroes of keep reading
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NAHT supports parent’s demonstrations condemning school funding
As reported by the Independent, parents at hundreds of schools across the country have taken part demonstrations condemning the government’s education keep reading
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Double earnings threshold for free schools meal, says Welsh assembly members
As reported by the BBC, members of The National Assembly for Wales (AMs) have said that the earnings threshold for keep reading
