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ASCL NI president warns school funding is on a precipice
As reported by the ASCL, Northern Ireland president, Graham Montgomery, has warned that school funding is on a precipice and keep reading
Month: November 2022
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Teachers hold mass rallies during strike over pay
As reported by the BBC, thousands of teachers have joined rallies in Scottish cities as part of the country’s first keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Is your internal scrutiny up to scratch?
Stephen Mitchell, of Keystone Knowledge, gives his advice on what makes a good internal scrutiny arrangement If I asked you to climb keep reading
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More Scottish school strike dates to be announced
As reported by the BBC, Scotland’s teachers are to announce more strike dates for next year, the EIS union has keep reading
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ASCL comment on EEF report on younger pupils’ reading and maths skills
Tiffnie Harris responds to the Education Endowment Foundation’s report on the impact of the pandemic on young pupils Tiffnie Harris, keep reading
Compliance & Resources
How to grow a strong MAT through transfers and mergers
What considerations must schools make when growing a MAT through transfers and mergers? CREDIT: This is an edited version of keep reading
Management & HR
How to upskill for the job you want
Are you clear about the skills you have and which ones you want to develop? Discover how you can gain keep reading
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Five steps for improving your psychological and cognitive functions
Drew Allen shares five tips that will help you combat stress and build a healthy foundation for future mental growth keep reading
Leadership
What is psychological safety?
How do school business leaders embed psychological safety into practice? Andrew Blench, school business management consultant and coach, explains what keep reading
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ASCL comment on latest findings from Covid Social Mobility study
Margaret Mulholland responded to findings from the Covid Social Mobility study that almost half of young people are experiencing mental keep reading