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New investment in sport and music education
The government has announced its intention to improve children’s opportunities in sports and music A multi-million-pound investment will give children keep reading
finance and funding
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A third of primary school leaders cut spending on edtech
As reported by Zipe-education, a survey from the National Foundation for Educational Research has found that 32% of primary school keep reading
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Dear Nadhim Zahawi, your ‘levelling up’ in schools is jiggery-pokery
Michael Rosen says that those looking at government plans for education are struggling to find what hard cash is going keep reading
Management & HR
Headteachers call for schools to control England catch-up money
Criticism that government’s tutoring programme is patchy and overlooks the pandemic’s impact on resilience and social skills This is an keep reading
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How to tackle digital exclusion, #BridgeTheDivide and save £7m
John Jackson, CEO of edtech charity LGfL – The National Grid for Learning, on how LGfL can help your school keep reading
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Catch-up scheme needs ‘rocket boost’, says children’s commissioner
Socially disadvantaged pupils’ futures are at risk of an interruption to their education if catch-up scheme is not improved, says keep reading
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Value adding financial support
Is the finance function in your school considered to be vitally important – or is it a seen as just keep reading
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Demystifying ICFP
Confused about how to approach integrated curriculum financial planning? SBM expert, Val Andrew, explains all and offers some advice Since keep reading
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Over half of school leaders say budgets will make it difficult to achieve objectives
Highlighting serious financial challenges in the education sector across the UK and Ireland, 54% of school leaders have reported that keep reading
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Labour votes to integrate private schools into the state sector
As reported by the BBC, the motion calls for funds and properties held by private schools to be “redistributed democratically keep reading