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Schools and parents must work together to close attainment gap
Nearly two-thirds of parents would like to be more involved and engaged in their child’s education, reveals IRIS Software Group keep reading
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Primary schools may need to merge or close as intakes dwindle
As reported by The Guardian, London Councils says falling birthrate, Brexit and COVID-era flight from cities are causing sharp fall keep reading
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Oldham Lioness celebrated for her contribution to rugby league
Primary school pastoral lead played for the Lionesses during the 1998 New Zealand world tour An Oldham primary school support keep reading
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ASCL comment on IFS report on teacher pay
Geoff Barton responded to the Institute for Fiscal Studies’ report on the real-terms cut to teacher pay since 2010 Geoff keep reading
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NASUWT statement following pay talks with secretary of state
Dr Patrick Roach, NASUWT General Secretary commented on the talks between unions and Gillian Keegan, secretary of state for education, keep reading
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Dementia UK bolsters support for families ahead of anticipated rise in helpline contacts
A specialist dementia nursing charity has launched the ‘I live with dementia’ campaign to support people affected by the condition keep reading
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ASCL comment on talks with education secretary
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on the education secretary’s meeting with education keep reading
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Consilium Academies wins MAT of the Year 2022
Consilium Academies was celebrated as a ‘role model’ for others in the sector at the National Schools Awards Selected from keep reading
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Results of ASCL consultative ballot on industrial action in Wales
A consultative ballot on industrial action conducted by the Association of School and College Leaders in Wales has shown a keep reading
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‘Scope for compromise’ on teachers’ pay says minister
As reported by the BBC, the Scottish government said there is ‘potential scope for compromise’ following talks with teaching unions keep reading