March, 2021 | Edexec

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As reported by BBC news, parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) say they are struggling to keep reading

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As reported by BBC news, permanently changing term times and school hours could help pupils to catch up on teaching keep reading

Geoff Barton will serve a second term as general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders after being keep reading

Almost a year since the first wave of school closures, there are still many issues with digital learning that are keep reading

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Technology woes are a common problem, especially in a school, where legacy systems may be slowing down a school leader’s keep reading