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Teachers’ union ‘hopeful’ of new offer to avert strike
Scotland’s largest teaching union is confident a new pay offer will be made to avert a teacher’s strike on Thursday keep reading
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ASCL launches consultative ballot for national industrial action
Today marks an unprecedented step in ASCL’s history, as they open the first consultative ballot for national industrial action ASCL’s keep reading
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Is money for schools, social care and NHS enough?
As reported by the BBC, alongside the tax rises and deep spending cuts announced by the government in the Autumn keep reading
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ASCL comment on Autumn Statement
Commenting on the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said “Today’s keep reading
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Art, drama and languages to become ‘preserve of private schools’ as state sector cuts bite
As reported by The Guardian, subjects that attract fewer pupils at GCSE and A-level are in danger of being axed keep reading
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Special schools in Northern Ireland may close during nurses’ strike
As reported by the BBC, some special schools in Northern Ireland may have to consider closing in the event of keep reading
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ASCL response to Education Secretary’s remit to the STRB
Geoff Barton commented on the education secretary’s remit letter to the School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB) over the teachers’ pay keep reading
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Pupils aim to make school plastic-free
As reported by the BBC, a Staffordshire school has trained 50 young ‘recycling rangers’ as it aims to go plastic-free keep reading
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New chair of trustees appointed at NASBTT
The executive leader of Suffolk and Norfolk School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) has been appointed chair of the board keep reading
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Early education is vital for children born in lockdown
Ofsted has published the first of a series of reviews on early years education The review underpins the inspectorate’s new keep reading