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Will Universal Credit affect free school meals in Wales?
Children in Wales could lose out on free school meals because of Universal Credit, according to the Daily Post Changes keep reading
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Leadership
Apps launched to transform careers advice for students
The government has released details of two apps created to help pupils choose the best higher education to suit their keep reading
Leadership
Strike action restarts at Belfast school
As reported by the BBC, strike action has restarted at a school in Belfast, following several days of strike action keep reading
Leadership
Register proposed for children not currently educated in schools
The government has stated that all children not currently attending mainstream school should be placed on a register, explaining that keep reading
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Should schools be responsible for spotting signs of youth violence?
Teachers, NHS worker and police officers could be held responsible for reporting potential youth violence, according to the home secretary keep reading
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EA chief says Northern Ireland's schools are in 'financial crisis'
The Education Authority in Northern Ireland had to bail out 12 post-primary schools last month to ensure they could pay keep reading
Management & HR
Should all schools have 'wellbeing dogs'?
Sir Anthony Seldon, a long-time advocate of better mental health support in schools, has suggested that schools across the country keep reading
Leadership
Scheme to implement more educational psychologists receives £31.6m in funding
The Department for Education’s plan to create more educational psychologist roles has been given a funding boost of £31.6m £31.6m keep reading
Leadership
Damian Hinds urges PayPal to block 'essay mill' transactions
As reported by the BBC, the education secretary is calling on businesses like PayPal to block transactions where a student keep reading
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£1.8m funding boost awarded to colleges to improve standards
The government has announced that colleges in the UK are set to receive a funding boost of £1.8m to help keep reading