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NEWS: Labour Pushes Flexible Working For Teachers
As reported by the Independent, education Secretary Bridget Phillipson hopes more flexibility, including work-from-home options, will help retain teachers, especially keep reading
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NEWS: Government Boosts Funding to Tackle Antisemitism
As reported by Gov.uk, £7 million will be spent on helping schools and universities fight antisemitism, after a rise in keep reading
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NEWS: Formula Sheets Extended For GCSE Exams
As reported by BBC News, education secretary Bridget Phillipson calls for GCSE students to keep using formula sheets until 2027, keep reading
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NEWS: Crack down on term-time holidays
As reported by BBC News, new education secretary Bridget Phillipson emphasises fines and consequences for parents taking children on term-time holidays keep reading
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NEWS: Education secretary thanks and inspires workforce
As reported by DfE, Bridget Phillipson emphasises the crucial role of the education workforce in driving government change, pledging support keep reading
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NEWS: Recruiting 6,500 new teachers begins
As reported by DfE, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson starts fulfilling the government’s pledge to hire new teachers and revamp the teaching profession keep reading
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NEWS: Labour Plans 20% VAT on Private Schools
As reported by Yahoo News, Labour promises to channel £1.7bn from private school VAT into state education, despite criticisms from headteachers, if it keep reading
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NEWS: Unique ID proposed for children’s records
As reported by The Guardian, Bridget Phillipson, the shadow education secretary, proposes assigning a unique identifier to children in England, linking records keep reading
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Schools on the clock: urgent revisions to term start plans over dangerous concrete
As reported by BBC News, more than 100 schools in England are scrambling to make arrangements after being told to shut keep reading
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Calls for change following the death of Ruth Perry
As reported by the BBC, the death of Caversham Primary School’s head teacher, Ruth Perry, feels like one of those keep reading
