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Education secretary: “I wanted to put right the wrongs”
As reported by The Scarborough, Education secretary Gavin Williamson has vowed to “put right the wrongs that had been going keep reading
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It is not the job of school leaders to ensure food supplies post-Brexit, says NAHT
As reported by TES, ministers have been told by the union that it is the job of the government and not keep reading
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Four in five schools worse off under government spending plans, finds new analysis
New figures, released today by the School Cuts coalition, reveal that four in five of England’s schools will be worse keep reading
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School leader associations comment on Labours plans to scrap Ofsted
Labour is promising to abolish Ofsted as part of radical education plans which have been announced before a possible snap election keep reading
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Labour votes to integrate private schools into the state sector
As reported by the BBC, the motion calls for funds and properties held by private schools to be “redistributed democratically keep reading
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Schools will need 'some convincing' of whether funding commitment addresses crisis
The ASCL has responded to a leaked briefing paper published in The Guardian which outlines proposals for English schools Commenting keep reading
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Home secretary claims he will pour money into education if elected PM
As reported by ITV, Sajid Javid has said that he will free up billions in funding to funnel into education keep reading
Leadership
ASCL sets out education issues to Conservative leadership candidates
The ASCL has written to all 11 Conservative leadership candidates outlining education issues The Association of School and College Leaders keep reading
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Education in Northern Ireland 'beyond crisis'
As reported by the BBC, a bishop in Northern Ireland has spoken out about the “crisis” in education Education in keep reading
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School minister asks school leaders to endure 'the darkest hour' before things improve
Nick Gibb has asked school leaders to simply endure the ‘darkest hour’ before the state of education improves As reported keep reading
