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Schools to cut staff in budget squeeze, union says
As reported by the BBC, many schools in England are considering cutting teachers or teaching hours to save money, says keep reading
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Nine in ten school to go bust, say headteachers
As reported in The Metro, the cost-of-living crisis will lead 90% of schools to run out of money by the keep reading
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GCSE and A-level grades to fall to pre-COVID levels in England
As reported by the BBC, GCSE, AS and A-level grades are set to fall in England next year, the exams keep reading
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Education unions highlight impact of teacher and funding shortages
Three education unions are joining forces at the labour and conservative conferences to highlight concern over the educational impact of keep reading
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NAHT comments on Energy Bill Relief Scheme for schools
The new Energy Bill Relief Scheme will cut energy prices for businesses, charities and public-sector organisations such as schools and keep reading
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NAHT accuse the government of “ignoring COVID” by ending the publication of school COVID statistics
As reported by iNews, headteachers have criticised the government’s decision to stop publishing data on the number of school absences keep reading
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Children to receive less specialist psychological support in Northern Ireland
As reported by the BBC News, schools in Northern Ireland face a fall in support for children who need specialist keep reading
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Schools in England set for new minimum week length
As reported by the BBC News, new government plans mean schools in England will be open for at least 32.5 keep reading
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Improving air quality and ventilation in schools
The government has sent out 350,000 air monitors to schools in England to check the quantity of CO2 in the air, keep reading
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Unions in England call for repairs to teacher and school leader pay
Teaching unions and organisations representing most school leaders in England, ASCL, NAHT, NASUWT, NEU and Voice Community, have submitted a joint keep reading
