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Feb
Breakfast Clubs: Positive for pupils, but sustainability concerns remain
As the Voice, Glue, and Bridge of all 1,150 schools in our region, Schools North East exists to amplify the experiences and concerns of our schools at a national level. Through
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Feb
What the imminent schools white paper means for our schools and how we will judge it
As the Department for Education prepares to unveil the long anticipated schools white paper and SEND reform on Monday(?), recent headlines have provided some early insight into
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Feb
St Wilfrid’s RC College, pupil Luke Hedley honoured for community spirit
13/02/26 Luke Hedley, a pupil at St Wilfrid’s RC College, has been awarded the prestigious Gold Blue Peter Badge in recognition of his outstanding commitment to charity and
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Feb
Big futures begin here: Seaton Valley High School’s first careers fair
13/02/26 On Friday 6 February, Seaton Valley High School hosted the very first careers fair in their new school, providing their students with a chance to explore various career
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Feb
From playground to centre court: Forest Hall St Mary’s take their shot at glory
13/02/26 What started as a school sports competition quickly turned into a real slam dunk moment for pupils at St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Forest Hall! Pupils had the
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Feb
Leading the future of curriculum in the North East
13/02/26 At the heart of Tuesday’s sold-out Schools North East Curriculum Conference was a powerful message from Chris Zarraga, Director of Schools North East: “This
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