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Guernsey's education system is under pressure
Former and present members of Guernsey’s Education Committee are butting heads regarding the island’s school system, according to ITV News keep reading
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New Welsh school will have mixed toilets to minimise bullying
A new Port Talbot school will have mixed toilets, which the local council says is designed to lessen the likelihood keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Birmingham school bans pupils from talking between lessons
As reported by the Guardian, a school in Acocks Green has made the controversial decision to ban pupils from speaking keep reading
News
60,000 pupils involved in Northern Ireland's shared education project
The BBC has reported that thousands of pupils in Northern Ireland are part of a new shared education scheme – keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Ofsted's chief inspector announces proposed framework changes
Amanda Spielman, Ofsted’s chief inspector, has released details of the proposed changes to the way schools are judged from September keep reading
Leadership
School governor calls for greater diversity amongst governors
The BBC has reported that a London school governor is striving to promote diversity among other governors Theresa Esan, a keep reading
Leadership
Trailblazing Trust wins national awards
The Tapscott Learning Trust in Newham is happy to announce that its partner schools have scooped up a raft of keep reading
Money Talks
Is 'rural pride' affecting the uptake of free school meals in Wales?
Not all eligible children are taking advantage of the free school meals scheme in Wales – something which could impact keep reading
Management & HR
Desk pedals make learning fun – and active – for Suffolk pupils
The East Anglian Daily Times has reported that a Lowestoft school has implemented a novel way to keep its pupils keep reading
Management & HR
NEU's teacher workload survey results revealed
The NEU has discovered that the government and Ofsted must do more to help lessen teacher workload, as teachers continue keep reading
