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Government cuts have cost students over £5000 in lost education, research reveals
According to research published by UNISON, Conservative cuts to schooling mean a pupil who started school in England in 2010 keep reading
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London schools close as cost-of-living pushes families out
As reported by the BBC, London schools are struggling to stay open as pupil numbers plummet with rising rents coupled keep reading
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How can you save your school more money?
It’s important to try and save money for your school, especially in these tough times – here are seven tips keep reading
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ASCL comment in response to government press release on school funding
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders has responded to the government’s press release on keep reading
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Poll reveals cuts in school trips are hitting children in poorer areas hardest
As reported by The Guardian, a survey has revealed that children in disadvantaged areas are more likely to lose out keep reading
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NASUWT calls for more educational support for young refugees and asylum seekers
Representatives at the annual conference of the NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union agreed that schools urgently need additional funding and training in keep reading
Management & HR
Why it’s important to set achievable goals for your organisation
Setting achievable goals doesn’t guarantee success, but it’s almost impossible to succeed without them – here is why they are keep reading
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Supporting your staff through menopause
Many women working in education find it difficult to deal with the symptoms of menopause – here is how you keep reading
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Can determining when you are most productive improve your performance?
To optimise your time and improve your productivity, identify the times when you are most productive CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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ASCL comment on submission of evidence to the STRB
Louise Hatwell, pay specialist at the Association of School and College Leaders, has commented following ASCL’s submission of evidence to keep reading