Leadership
Stepping outside of the circle and onto the yellow brick road
SBLs are great at networking within their profession, but it’s also important to be able to network with other key keep reading
Year: 2019
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Number of pupils caught bringing mobiles into exams rises
As reported by The Guardian, cheating on mobile phones, cyber-attacks on schools and leaked or fake exam papers being shared keep reading
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DfE to publish England’s primary school league tables
As reported by the BBC, the Department for Education will publish new primary school league table data for England The keep reading
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NEU comment on election result
The National Education Union have commented on the Conservative’s election win Commenting on the Conservative Party winning the General Election, keep reading
ICT Matters
Exploring the GCSE ICT drop
This month’s Techno Geek – Gary Henderson, ANME member and director of IT at Millfield School – explores why ICT keep reading
Live it
Which furry friend will make you the happiest?
Dog owners are twice as likely to be happy as cat owners, a new survey has revealed CREDIT: This is keep reading
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‘Significant pressure’ on post-primary school places, says DE
As reported by the BBC, the Department of Education is warning of pressure on post-primary school places in some areas keep reading
Live it
11 mental health boosting activities to try
We humans are creatures of habit – but are these habits good for us? New research has shown that people’s habitual behaviours keep reading
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Lack of investment in school buildings is ‘chronic’, says NEU
The National Education Union say that their new analysis highlights the inadequacy of the government’s school building programme The National keep reading
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Parents donations to schools is making inequality worse, says report
As reported by the BBC, schools in poorer regions are losing out as parents cannot make up shortfalls in funding keep reading
