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NEWS: McDonald’s boosts literacy with free books
In a bid to tackle the literacy gap, McDonald’s pledges to distribute 7 million books yearly, partnering with World Book keep reading
Month: March 2024
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NEWS: MPs push for minibus safety overhaul
As reported by NASUWT, as MPs advocate for stricter regulations on school minibuses, concerns arise over teacher qualifications and safety protocols keep reading
Management & HR
Solving the labour challenge: Navigating talent attraction and retention
Delving into the intricate issue of the labour shortage, we dive into the challenges organisations face, strategies for attracting and keep reading
Management & HR
Are you going email-blind?
Do you fear looking at your unread mail? Is your inbox overwhelming? In this article, Education Executive’s Laura Williams shares keep reading
Leadership
Celebrate World Book Day: Top reads for SBLs
In honour of World Book Day, we’ve compiled a list of five top reads recommended by SBLs for SBLs. Whether keep reading
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NEWS: Aventido champions classroom inclusion with AT superhero contest
Aventido, a leading advocate for accessibility and inclusion solutions, celebrates creativity and awareness in primary schools through their ‘Design Your keep reading
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NEWS: MATs embrace GAG pooling strategies
New research delves into how Multi-Academy Trusts are navigating the complexities of GAG pooling and centralisation to ensure equitable resource keep reading
Academies & MATs
Navigating the 2023 academy trust handbook: What’s new and noteworthy
As the education landscape continually shifts, it’s paramount for school leaders and trustees to set sail with a firm grasp keep reading
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NEWS: New ARU initiative addresses teacher shortage
With teacher recruitment below target, Anglia Ruskin University launches an innovative programme to train and retain teachers in the East keep reading
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NEWS: New allergen code promises school safety
Following a tragic incident, apetito and partners launch a vital code to protect schoolchildren from allergens In the wake of keep reading