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NEWS: New ARU initiative addresses teacher shortage
With teacher recruitment below target, Anglia Ruskin University launches an innovative programme to train and retain teachers in the East keep reading
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Management & HR
From the mag: Why mobile phones have no place in the classroom
In October 2023, the Secretary of State for Education announced that non-statutory guidance would be published supporting headteachers to ban keep reading
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Read again: Focus on neurodiversity: The vital role of the SBL
As the world wakes up to the natural differences that are within all of us, schools and educators are thinking keep reading
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NEWS: Minister applauds BWCET schools’ phonics success
Three schools in Bishop Wilkinson Catholic Education Trust (BWCET) receive praise from Education Minister Damian Hinds for outstanding phonics performance, keep reading
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Fuel curiosity with enrichment funding
Enrichment activities are the heartbeat of education, breathing life beyond the curriculum, fostering understanding, and kindling a love for learning. keep reading
Management & HR
Read again: Editors pick revisited: Help! I’m out of my depth!
It’s natural to occasionally feel out of your depth in any job. But for SBL’s tasked with keeping their cool keep reading
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Say goodbye to the lone SBL journey – Come join us at EdExec LIVE 2024 Events
EdExec LIVE 2024 is your chance to network with fellow professionals face-to-face, and share experiences and ideas with like-minded colleagues keep reading
Management & HR
Understanding the importance of annual leave
From difficulties in finding cover, to staff who squirrel their leave away until the end of the year, annual leave keep reading
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NEWS: Calls for more guidance on children’s AI use
As reported by The Standard, a new study reveals that 25% of children are using AI tools for their studies, prompting keep reading
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Read again: Banishing networking nerves
Networking nerves got you dreading your next work gathering? You’re not alone. In this article, Laura Williams, school business leadership keep reading