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ASCL calls for pause to Ofsted inspections following death of Ruth Perry
After the death of head teacher Ruth Perry, the ASCL has called for a pause to Ofsted inspections and an keep reading
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What is the Turing Scheme and what opportunities can it provide to your students?
The Turing Scheme is a UK government programme that provides funding for international opportunities in education, and training across the keep reading
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ASCL calls for rethink on cull of BTECs
Julie McCulloch, director of policy at the Association of School and College Leaders, has described plans to scrap many popular keep reading
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Joint statement from the government and education unions to move onto intensive talks
The government and the education trade unions, Association of School and College Leaders, National Association of Head Teachers, NASUWT and National Education Union, keep reading
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Parenting with a mental health problem
For parents struggling with their mental health, it is common to feel anxious about the additional difficulties that they may keep reading
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Parents take council to court over SEND provision
As reported by the BBC, the number of parents in Bristol taking the city council to court over issues with keep reading
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Our March magazine has landed!
The March edition of Education Executive magazine is now live and ready to read! Happy March! The daffodils are here, Easter eggs are filling up keep reading
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Budget signals more pressure on schools and colleges
A £400m stealth cut to spending on school buildings was hidden in the Budget, despite the DfE’s own recent warnings keep reading
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ASCL comment on meeting with Gillian Keegan
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on the meeting this afternoon between himself keep reading
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ASCL comment on Spring Budget 2023
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on the chancellor’s Spring Budget 2023 announcement keep reading