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Jul
North East Schools Leading the Way on Inclusive Practice
The DfE has published guidance on inclusion bases, as part of the Government’s wider SEND reform programme, and accompanies investment in expanding inclusion bases as part
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Jul
New report must be a turning point in how government understands the ‘structural divide’ facing North East pupils
The Independent Inquiry into White Working Class Educational Outcomes published its findings this week, the culmination of a year-long programme of research involving thousands of
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Jun
Record numbers of GCSE students apply to Stockton Sixth Form College as new courses launch for 2026
Record numbers of GCSE students have applied to study at Stockton Sixth Form College in September, where courses range from Aviation Operations (BTEC) to T Levels in Engineering
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Jun
How one giant conga helped 700 Pupils boost their wellbeing!
Pupils have been dancing away the blues with a whole-school conga designed to boost mental health, and we’re feeling inspired! The Big Barney Move involved around 700 students,
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Jun
Young Jarrow inventor wins award for sign language translator design
A talented nine-year-old pupil from Jarrow has been recognised with an award after creating an innovative sign language translator designed to help break down communication
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Jun
What could Andy Burnham as Prime Minister mean for the education sector?
With Sir Keir Starmer announcing his resignation after less than two years as Prime Minister, the Labour Party faces a pivotal moment. Despite making a host of promises on major
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