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ASCL comments on APPG knife crime report
The Association of School and College Leaders have commented on the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report on knife crime which keep reading
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Unions comment on Education Committee SEND report
As reported by the BBC, the Commons Education Committee said the government had set councils up to fail by upping keep reading
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More than 16,500 schools losing out under new cash allocations for April 2020
Today, the School Cuts coalition launches a fully updated interactive map of England’s schools which shows that 83% of schools keep reading
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Analysis of school cash allocations shows strong link with deprivation
Following the release of the national funding formulae allocations for 2020/21, the NEU, NAHT and ASCL are taking a close keep reading
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Unions weigh in on unexplained pupil exits
Researchers from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) found one in 10 pupils who sat their GCSEs in 2017 experienced an “unexplained exit” keep reading
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It is not the job of school leaders to ensure food supplies post-Brexit, says NAHT
As reported by TES, ministers have been told by the union that it is the job of the government and not keep reading
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Education unions write to Gavin Williamson about teacher pay
A group of education unions have written to the new secretary of state, asking him to boost the proposed teacher keep reading
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Coalition unveils long-term funding plan to reverse education cuts
A group of education unions has collaborated to create a long-term plan to reverse the impact of education funding cuts keep reading
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School recruitment challenges felt most keenly in disadvantaged areas, report shows
A new report outlines current recruitment challenges, where they are causing the most problems and how they can be addressed keep reading
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SAT results show a rise in pupils achieving expected standards
The new SAT results show that the number of pupils achieving the expected standards in literacy and maths has risen keep reading
