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Skipping a meal can seriously impact decision-making
Making decisions on an empty stomach can lead to questionable choices, new research suggests – and the effects extend way keep reading
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Campaigners call for stricter rules on child restraint in schools
As reported by the BBC, Enable Scotland has said that the current system is putting children at risk of psychological keep reading
Money Talks
Why are England's schools at breaking point?
Who’s telling the truth about school funding? Back in February The Guardian published a video investigation about the government’s insistence keep reading
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NASBTT comment on revised ITT core content framework
The Department for Education has published the revised ITT Core Content Framework which has been welcomed by The National Association keep reading
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Top six lunch hour activities for de-stressing
The number of working days lost to stress rose by almost a quarter last year, from 12.5 million to the keep reading
Management & HR
How to spot when an employee might have a mental health issue
Mental health is an extremely personal thing. More often than not, it’s something most people like to keep to themselves keep reading
Academies & MATs
Picketing parents lose fight to stop academisation of Essex school
As reported by The Guardian, a primary school in Essex has become an academy after an 18-month campaign opposing the keep reading
ICT Matters
Online safety tips for schools and pupils
Protecting children during their use of technology in schools is vital – but how? We spoke in a feature, last keep reading
Management & HR
The relationship between emotional intelligence and leadership
What makes a great leader? Some say there’s a perfect formula – combine the right skills with the right ambition keep reading
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Non-religious activists offer religious-free assembly materials for schools
As reported by The Guardian, Humanists UK have launched a programme named Assemblies for All which provides secular materials for keep reading
