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Our February magazine has landed!
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Articles by Eleanor Potter
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Teachers and pupils nearing ‘point of burnout’
As reported by BBC News, teachers and pupils are “getting to the point of burnout” due to the additional pressures keep reading
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Children’s mental health: record number referred for specialist care
As reported by BBC News, more children than ever have been referred to the NHS for the most serious mental keep reading
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Food agency to check school lunches in England meet standards
As reported by the Guardian, inspections are part of government plans to tackle obesity in line with its ‘levelling up’ keep reading
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Areas with weak education targeted for levelling up
As reported by BBC News, government plans would see 55 local-authority areas in England with weak education offered extra investment keep reading
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Streets around schools close to traffic in Milton Keynes
As reported by BBC News, streets around schools will be closed at drop-off and pick-up times in a bid to keep reading
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Ipswich head teacher tells MPs that COVID continues to disrupt learning
As reported by BBC News, a head teacher has told MPs the COVID pandemic is continuing to disrupt classes due keep reading
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Masks to be required in Welsh schools until half term
As reported by BBC News, face coverings will be required in Welsh classrooms until the end of the February half keep reading
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One in eight pupils out of school as COVID worsens
As reported by BBC News, about a million children in England – one out of every eight pupils – were keep reading
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Unions write joint letter to DfE on climate strategy
The NEU, NASUWT, NAHT, UCU, UNISON, GMB, and the NUS, alongside SOS-UK, The Edge and ThoughtBox, have written to secretary keep reading
