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Unions comment on school closures
The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union have commented on the announcement that schools in keep reading
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ASCL and NAHT statement on meeting with education secretary
On Monday 16 March, the leaders of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Association of School and College keep reading
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School leaders say Ofsted requires improvement
Three-quarters of school and college leaders believe Ofsted’s new approach to inspections is an improvement on previous frameworks, according to keep reading
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School leaders call for GCSE reforms
Eighty six per cent of school and college leaders have called for GCSEs to be reformed or scrapped in a keep reading
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Schools told Coronavirus concerns won’t delay exams
As reported by BBC news, Ofqual, is telling schools in England to keep preparing as usual for the summer exam keep reading
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Welsh schools poverty gap a ‘major challenge’, says Estyn
As reported by BBC news, the performance gap between pupils from less well-off homes and their classmates has failed to keep reading
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Home-schooling up 13% despite regulation concerns
As reported by The Guardian, the number of children who are home-educated in England has gone up almost 13% in keep reading
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Welsh GCSE’s could be sat online in future
As reported by BBC news, regulatory body Qualifications Wales is consulting on the exams’ future, which could include a major keep reading
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Attainment gap between pupils widens
As reported by The Guardian, ministers have said more must be done to improve the attainment of disadvantaged pupils in keep reading
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Boys score worse in exams than girls for last three decades
As reported by BBC news, England’s schoolboys have had worse exam results than girls for a third of a century, keep reading