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Earlier this year, United Learning, the largest multi-academy trust in England, announced that it will provide teachers with the option keep reading
Earlier this year, United Learning, the largest multi-academy trust in England, announced that it will provide teachers with the option keep reading
Kevin Parker explores the transformative reforms being introduced by the newly elected Labour government in the UK’s education sector The keep reading
A report has highlighted the long-term impact of school suspensions on young people’s futures, revealing that those suspended during secondary keep reading
A rising UK trend, particularly affecting LGBTQ+ titles, mirrors book censorship in the US and underscores the need for robust keep reading
Teacher shortages in England’s state schools have become an increasingly serious issue since the pandemic, raising concerns about the quality keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, charities push ministers to include special schools and alternative provisions in free breakfast club expansion, keep reading
Children who speak English as an Additional Language (EAL) represent over a fifth of the school population, yet they are keep reading
Children who speak English as an Additional Language (EAL) represent over a fifth of the school population, yet they are keep reading
With a deepening shortage of secondary school teachers, the Education Committee is calling on the Government to invest in programmes keep reading
A recent study in The Journal of School Health delves into the effects of delayed school start times not just keep reading
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