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How to step out of a people-pleasing pattern
Finding a healthy balance between caring about people’s opinions and walking your own path can be tricky. Here’s some advice keep reading
Month: March 2023
ICT Matters
Breaking down your IT strategy
Neil Limbrick, partner and IT consultant, Limbrick Consultancy LLP, founder of theEducationCollective and ambassador for the Association of Network Managers keep reading
News
New special needs school to open in 2025
As reported by the BBC, a new school for children with special educational needs and disabilities is set to open keep reading
News
Sport grants help 23 primary schools get active
As reported by the BBC, a total of 23 Jersey primary schools have embedded more physical activity into pupils’ days keep reading
News
Trust in print: your FREE e-Book from PaperCut
Trust. It’s the most important foundation of any relationship. Today, hundreds of writers, academics, researchers and scientists trust the Copyright keep reading
Management & HR
How to handle your top employee leaving
Here are some ways to tackle finding new talent and improving your business when your best worker decides to leave keep reading
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Key procurement considerations for merging MATs
Whether you are a newly formed MAT, or joining another existing trust, procurement is key to a successful merger Forming keep reading
ICT Matters
How to appoint a top-quality data protection officer
Data protection officers help to make sure schools are compliant with data protection laws – what should you be looking keep reading
News
Union to ballot teachers on new pay offer
As reported by the BBC, the NASUWT teaching union says it will ballot members on a new offer to end keep reading
News
Dudgeon Community Fund opens grants for STEM projects in Norfolk
The Dudgeon Community Fund has opened for grant applications to its STEM for Schools Programme (science, technology, engineering and maths) keep reading