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NEWS: Autism care plans surge

3rd June 2024

As reported by BBC News, North Yorkshire faces enormous pressure as the number of autism care plans for under-25s skyrockets by nearly keep reading

NEWS: MPs warn: Online porn fuels sex ed failure

27th March 2024

As reported by Sky News, conventional sex education failing as MPs highlight surge in STIs and reliance on online sources for keep reading

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NEWS: School cuts data reveals 70% real-term cuts

27th February 2024

As reported by ASCL, new data from the School Cuts website, released today, highlights how government funding decisions have led to keep reading

RAAC crisis set to impact more schools: a summary

10th January 2024

While the RAAC issue may not be as prominently featured in headlines as it was in the early part of keep reading

Education unions demand the government to repair damage to teacher and school leader pay

8th March 2022

Organisations representing virtually all teachers and school leaders in England, ASCL, NAHT, NASUWT, NEU and Voice Community, have submitted a joint keep reading

School funding to be made fairer and clearer

13th July 2021

School funding will be made simpler, fairer and more transparent as the government levels up education across the country At keep reading

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Headteachers call for schools to control England catch-up money

12th July 2021

Criticism that government’s tutoring programme is patchy and overlooks the pandemic’s impact on resilience and social skills This is an keep reading

Unions comment on government announcement on school funding

4th February 2020

The government has announced that every secondary school has been guaranteed at least £5,000 per pupil next year, and every keep reading

Troubled Families project to get £165m in funding

7th January 2020

As reported by BBC news, the government’s Troubled Families project is getting a £165m cash boost to ensure it can keep reading

Integrated education projects in Ireland to receive £300m

31st October 2018

Integrated education programmes across Northern Ireland are set to receive a cash injection of £300m, according to the Belfast Telepgraph keep reading