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Post-Brexit immigration plan could harm teacher recruitment
In the midst of a recruitment and retention crisis, the last thing needed in the education sector is further complications keep reading
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Bristol plans more schools to meet potentially huge shortfall
As reported by the BBC, more schools are being planned for Bristol due to a desperate need for places in keep reading
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The key components of a mentally healthy school
With children’s mental health experiences at school proven to have long-lasting effects into later life, we caught up with child keep reading
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DfE misses teacher training recruitment goals
The Department for Education (DfE) has released its teacher training recruitment numbers and, while they are slightly up from last keep reading
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Why teachers choose to work in the international schools sector
Research shows that British international schools are becoming more popular – but, as with teaching in the UK, many more keep reading
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Belfast teachers to strike over the 'culture' at their school
The BBC has reported that various staff members at a Belfast school have chosen to take strike action for six keep reading
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Damian Hinds pledges support to school leaders in tackling workload
Damian Hinds has promised to help school leaders across the UK cut down on “unnecessary” workloads Education Secretary, Damian Hinds, keep reading
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Early Career Framework hailed but success will require funding
The National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT) has hailed the Early Career Framework but warnened that it could ‘fail keep reading
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Leaked email raises fears over significant cuts to Welsh schools
According to a leaked email to first minister Carwyn Jones, teaching jobs are at risk and children’s education will suffer as schools keep reading
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Flexible working; keeping teachers in the profession
With more than 80% of teachers considering leaving the profession due to workload pressure, according to a recent National keep reading
