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Response to teachers’ pay award
The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) has responding to the announcement of the teachers’ pay award for 2022/23 keep reading
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Vacancies for school governors and trustees are at their highest since 2016
Schools in England are facing major challenges in recruiting school governors and trustees with 67% of governing boards reporting at keep reading
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Hot weather brings the UK to a halt causing schools to close
As reported by the Telegraph, a heatwave has forced some schools to close as Britain prepares for record 41C temperatures keep reading
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Teacher shortages at crisis point
More than 9 in 10 schools in England are experiencing difficulties in recruiting staff and the Association of School and keep reading
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Thousands of children could be affected by missing Sats grades in the UK
As reported by BBC News, It has been said that some Year 6 Sats papers have gone missing and others keep reading
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Andrea Jenkyns: Minister says she raised her middle finger because of a “baying mob”
As reported by the BBC News, Andrea Jenkyns has said made the gesture to crowd outside of Downing Street described keep reading
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ASCL comment on the appointment of James Cleverly as new education secretary
The Association of School College Leaders (ASCL) have commented on the appointment of James Cleverly as Education Secretary General Secretary keep reading
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Local school takes the plunge to help plug swimming and water safety skills gap
Rudheath Primary Academy in Northwich has installed a 40ft long swimming pool on its grounds in a bid to help keep reading
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Coppice Primary School awarded the Eco-Schools Green Flag certificate
Oldham-based Coppice Primary School demonstrated its commitment to encouraging good environmental behaviour amongst pupils and within the local community The Eco-Schools keep reading
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ASCL comment on UCAS report about the educational experience of disabled students
Commenting on the UCAS report about the experience of disabled students in education, Kevin Gilmartin, post-16 specialist at the Association keep reading
