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'Crying for help' was 'humiliating', says NI principal
The Belfast Telegraph has spoken to Dr Graham Gault following last week’s speech, in which he expressed that some Irish keep reading
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London school fights academisation by striking
Teachers at a London school are fighting forced academisation with a strike that hit the eight-day mark on Wednesday One keep reading
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Carlisle Labour party joins the fight for increased funding
Carlisle’s Labour party has spoken out about school funding cuts, according to News and Star The Labour party in Carlisle keep reading
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Applications open to run UK's first secure school
The government has now opened applications for running the country’s first secure school The Department for Education is looking for keep reading
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Three education unions respond to Budget announcement
The NEU, NAHT and ASCL are simultaneously consulting members on what steps to take following the disappointing Budget announcement Following keep reading
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Integrated education projects in Ireland to receive £300m
Integrated education programmes across Northern Ireland are set to receive a cash injection of £300m, according to the Belfast Telepgraph keep reading
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Budget plans add 'insult to injury' for schools
Plans for the new budget were delivered by Philip Hammond today, and many are distressed by the £400m boost to keep reading
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Scottish education rally sees 30,000 march
According to Holyrood.com, tens of thousands of people hit the streets of Glasgow last weekend demanding better support from the keep reading
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Philip Hammond urged to increase sixth form funding
A coalition of educational associations has urged Philip Hammond to increase funding for sixth forms as part of the upcoming keep reading
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Dramatic school buildings cuts leave pupils in 'crumbling' classrooms
According to the Guardian, capital expenditure on schools is set to fall by 41% at a time when most schools keep reading
