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Building for the future: Funding provisions for students with SEND
Serving the whole City of Salford, Springwood Primary School, Swinton, is a unique and successful school offering specialist education for keep reading
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Key challenges faced by IT managers in an increasingly connected world
IT managers in education are facing pressures from all sides, fighting to keep up with a quickly changing technology landscape keep reading
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Cross-sector collaboration: An education system for everyone
The government is increasingly demanding that the independent school sector should be considered an additional support resource for state schools keep reading
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Traditional vs. technological: Can we strike the right balance?
When it comes to educational content and learning, proponents of textbooks and advocates of technology probably agree on more than keep reading
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Mental health and systems change: Finding strength in unlikely places
This week was Mental Health Awareness Week, and bringing it to a close on the Education Executive website is Marcus Pibworth. keep reading
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Girls in ICT Day: Inspiring a gender-balanced future in IT
Such is the imbalance that there needs to be a recognised – and celebrated day…Today is Girls in ICT Day keep reading
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Louise Cooper, new chief executive of SGOSS – Governors for Schools
Last month Louise Cooper was announced the new chief executive of SGOSS – Governors for Schools. Here she looks towards keep reading
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What do you need to know about the NASBM professional standards?
The National Association of School Business Management (NASBM) developed and launched a set of professional standards in November 2015. This keep reading
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Mains electricity prices set to rise: what this means for schools
Following nearly two years of stable or even slightly falling electricity prices, the short term respite seems to be coming keep reading
Academies & MATs
Academies: Are you ready for the April 6 change in payroll legislation
From April 6, 2017, academies will have to judge whether any third-party contractors they engage are self-employed or are caught keep reading