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ASCL comment ahead of publication of SEND and AP Improvement Plan
Margaret Mulholland, SEND and inclusion specialist at the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on the government press release keep reading
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Michelle Collins helps Barnardo’s delivers petition to Downing Street
The UK’s largest children’s charity Barnardo’s is to be joined by actress and ambassador Michelle Collins, known for her long-standing keep reading
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Schools face fresh teacher strikes
As reported by the BBC, thousands of schools across England, Scotland and Wales are facing further disruption this week as keep reading
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London mayor’s free meals plan could cost schools £5m
As reported by the BBC, dishing out free school meals to London’s primary schools could see them lose up to keep reading
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Teacher strikes will go ahead if no pay progress
As reported by the BBC, teacher strikes will go ahead next week unless there is ‘real progress’ in talks over keep reading
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Pupil absences remain above pre-COVID levels
As reported by the BBC, the number of pupils regularly missing school in England has not returned to pre-COVID pandemic keep reading
Leadership
What winemakers can teach us about organisational leadership – part two
In part two of his series on winemakers and organisational leadership, David Carne, school business professional and executive coach, explores keep reading
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School governor survey reveals true impact of recession on children and families
Hard-pressed schools are pulling out the stops to support pupils and their families during the cost of living crisis – keep reading
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How to evaluate your IT provision
Neil Limbrick, partner and IT consultant, Limbrick Consultancy LLP, founder of theEducationCollective, and ambassador for the Association of Network Managers keep reading
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Plans revealed to cut SEN free school travel
As reported by the BBC, Kent parents face paying £500 if plans to axe free school travel for teenagers with keep reading