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NEWS: Exodus looms: School business leaders consider exit
As reported by ASCL, half of school business leaders in England and Wales are contemplating leaving their roles in the next keep reading
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School leaders sound alarm over ‘unsustainable churn’ as government launches workload task force
As reported by Evening Standard, a government task force aims to reduce teachers’ workload by five hours a week amid keep reading
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ASCL to hold formal strike ballot
The Association of School and College Leaders, for the first time in its history, will hold a formal ballot for keep reading
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How to protect your school from cyber attacks
After the release of the new DfE cyber security standards for schools and colleges, Hayley Dunn shares how you can keep reading
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Six ways your school can reduce its annual spend
As schools struggling with funding and energy costs rises, Charlotte James explores the ways your school can reduce its annual keep reading
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Schools may go online one day a week to cut costs
As reported by the BBC, pupils could be taught online one day a week to help schools balance the books, keep reading
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National education associations write to MPs on funding crisis
As reported by the Association of School and College Leaders, national education associations write urgently to Conservative MPs on the keep reading
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ASCL comment on pupil attendance statistics
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on pupil attendance statistics from the Department keep reading
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ASCL comment on increases in teacher training bursaries
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on the DfE press release announcing an keep reading
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ASCL comment on plans for exams in 2023
Julie McCulloch, director of policy at the Association of School and College Leaders comments on the Department of Education and keep reading