Academies & MATs
School warned it must improve financial position
As reported by the BBC, a Sheffield school has been warned that it must improve its finances – or face keep reading
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News
Speyside pupils boost skills with Developing the Young Workforce support
As reported by Press and Journal, Moray pupils recently attended a football match and carried out various activities in order keep reading
News
LGBT education protesters causing teachers to seek security advice from police
As reported by iNews, teachers have been forced to seek security advice from police following increasingly ‘intimidating’ behaviour from LGBT keep reading
Leadership
Damian Hinds calls for an end to 'conditional unconditional' university offers
Damian Hinds has contacted 23 universities, urging them to end the use of ‘conditional unconditional’ offers The education secretary, Damian keep reading
Money Talks
SEND funding cut by 17% since 2015
Funding for SEND pupils has been cut significantly over the past four years – though demand continues to rise Education keep reading
Money Talks
Getting the most from your non-staffing budget
While staff costs account for the single most expensive part of the school budget, non-staffing costs are also high, and believed to keep reading
News
More Gypsy students attending school in Wales
Welsh schools have seen a rise in Gypsy, Roma and traveller pupils attending and doing better in exams As reported keep reading
Leadership
Strike action restarts at Belfast school
As reported by the BBC, strike action has restarted at a school in Belfast, following several days of strike action keep reading
Leadership
Register proposed for children not currently educated in schools
The government has stated that all children not currently attending mainstream school should be placed on a register, explaining that keep reading
News
Three Speyside primary schools dubbed 'unsustainable'
As reported by Press and Journal, three Speyside schools are no longer viable and talks are underway regarding what to keep reading
