April, 2023 | Edexec

As reported by The Guardian, ‘The tragic cost of under investment’ in school buildings could still be putting staff at keep reading

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Reading helps children to develop essential learning skills – but for those that can’t access reading materials at home, it’s keep reading

Dr Patrick Roach, general secretary of the NASUWT, has called on the education secretary to “get back around the table and negotiate keep reading

The education staff wellbeing charter is a declaration of support for, and a set of commitments, to the well-being and keep reading

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Julie McCulloch, director of policy at the Association of School and College Leaders, has commented following the publication of the keep reading

As reported by the BBC, a group of school teachers in Kent and Medway have written a letter to the keep reading

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