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From the mag: Levelling the digital playing field
Digital learning, a fundamental aspect of modern education, faces persistent challenges According to a study by Ofcom, a significant number keep reading
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EdExec strengthens its editorial team with a familiar face!
As part of a planned re-organisation, we are excited to announce a long-time friend of Education Executive, and of the keep reading
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Schools invited to spark NHS career aspirations
As reported by Health Education England, join the annual Step into the NHS competition to inspire students about the keep reading
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Anti-bullying week 2023: ‘Make a noise about bullying’
As Anti-Bullying Week comes to an end, the NSPCC shares vital insights into child bullying, offering advice and data to keep reading
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Affluent areas lead in special education diagnoses
As reported by The Telegraph, children in wealthier neighbourhoods are more likely to receive specific SEND diagnoses, sparking concerns about keep reading
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Education unions appeal for increased funding
As reported by NEU, leading education unions urge the Chancellor to prioritise a significant boost in school funding to prevent keep reading
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Pupil absence crisis: Society must act
As reported by The Standard, headteachers sound the alarm as pupil absences double pre-pandemic levels, emphasizing the need for a broader societal keep reading
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Current school funding levels fall short
As reported by NEU, their survey of nearly 4,000 teachers unveils alarming gaps in school funding, affecting staffing levels, learning keep reading
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Revisited: Empowering SBLs in the energy crisis
Helen Burge navigates the energy crisis, and empowers SBLs to make informed choices in energy procurement, utilisation, and sustainability SBLs keep reading
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Guidance on transgender pupils delayed until spring
As reported by The Telegraph, the education secretary, Gillian Keegan, has committed to releasing guidance for schools dealing with transgender pupils by keep reading