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Union leaders urge teachers to write to MPs before budget decisions
Education unions are urging teachers and head teachers in the UK to stand up to funding cuts before budget decisions keep reading
ASCL
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ASCL praises Westminster budget cuts protest
As reported last week, school business leaders and head teachers took to the streets on 28 September to protest budget keep reading
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1,000 head teachers to march in Westminster over budget cuts
According to the BBC, head teachers from across the country will protest school cuts tomorrow in Westminster Over a thousands keep reading
Leadership
ASCL claims off-rolling remains a problem
The BBC has reported on the ASCL’s claim that some schools are guilty of removing children from registers to make keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Ofsted inspections show 'clear shortcomings'
Ofsted is not doing enough to provide the level of assurance that schools and parents need, according to the PAC keep reading
Management & HR
Schools in England suffering a severe lack of highly-qualified teachers
The EPI’s new report highlights a worsening lack of highly-skilled teachers in England; teacher unions disagree with its suggested solution keep reading
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Damian Hinds confirms government-funded teacher pay rise
The secretary of state for education has confirmed that a pay rise for teachers will occur, with £508m in funding keep reading
News
Both advantaged and disadvantaged pupils need more support, report shows
A report by The Sutton Trust – entitled Potential for Success – has examined the way pupils from advantaged backgrounds keep reading
News
School exclusions rise for the third consecutive year
A new Department for Education report examines the rates of exclusions and suspensions in schools, and found that they have keep reading
News
Unions call for a decision on teachers' pay
A cohort of education unions have sent a joint letter to the secretary of state for education, asking him to keep reading