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ASCL comment on latest talks with education secretary
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on talks with education secretary Gillian Keegan keep reading
Month: January 2023
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Our January magazine has landed!
The January edition of Education Executive magazine is now live and ready to read! Happy new year! I hope you all had a wonderful break keep reading
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ASCL calls for end to overall graded judgements in new paper on the future of inspection
The Association of School and College Leaders has today published The Future of Inspection, a discussion paper seeking to fuel keep reading
Management & HR
What to do if extreme weather is affecting your workplace
In the case of extreme weather, employers must plan for possible disruptions CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
Management & HR
How to recognise your employees
Employee recognition can have huge benefits for businesses – how can you recognise employees’ efforts and build an employee recognition keep reading
Compliance & Resources
How to prepare your school for an asbestos inspection
The HSE is carrying out asbestos management inspections – what information must be prepared to prove your school or trust keep reading
Compliance & Resources
What legal action can be taken to enforce school attendance?
Attendance is crucial to learning and development and sometimes it seems that nothing is working – but there are legal keep reading
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Children may be ‘lost outside system’ as homeschooling soars
As reported by The Independent, union leaders say children could ‘become lost outside the system’ without official homeschooling register Children keep reading
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NEU members to meet and discuss National Pay Campaign
As reported by the NEU, in an escalation of the union campaign for cost of living increases to match inflation, keep reading
Live it
How to embrace anti-perfectionism for good
Laura Stevenson explains how to embrace anti-perfectionism and set yourself free from unnecessary limitation CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading