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Education unions unite to reject government pay freeze
Organisations representing the overwhelming majority of teachers and school leaders in England have united in opposing the government’s pay freeze keep reading
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Education organisations set out principles for fair assessment
A set of principles to ensure that students are assessed fairly following the cancellation of exams in England has been keep reading
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Discovery Education and NAHT launch ‘Pathway’
A new digital programme to deliver high quality professional and personal development to thousands of teachers and school leaders across keep reading
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School leaders and governors issue COVID testing plea to Prime Minister
Three associations representing school leaders and governors have written jointly to the Prime Minister to express mounting concern about difficulties keep reading
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Government pay proposals for teachers and school leaders in England are ‘divisive and inadequate’, says joint union statement
Four education unions – ASCL, NAHT, NEU and Voice – have written to education secretary Gavin Williamson regarding the government’s keep reading
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June reopening of schools ‘not feasible’, says headteachers
As reported by BBC news, the planned reopening of schools in England on 1 June is not feasible, head teachers and keep reading
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ASCL and NAHT statement on meeting with education secretary
On Monday 16 March, the leaders of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Association of School and College keep reading
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Schools told Coronavirus concerns won’t delay exams
As reported by BBC news, Ofqual, is telling schools in England to keep preparing as usual for the summer exam keep reading
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Teachers needing counselling after ‘brutal’ Ofsted inspections
As reported by the Independent, teachers who have experienced the new Ofsted inspections have needed counselling afterwards due to the keep reading
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Unions criticise government’s ‘short-change’ pay proposals
Four education unions are warning that government pay proposals would short-change most classroom teachers and all senior leaders In a keep reading
