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Ann Mroz at the Summit: "The profession lacks confidence to stand up for itself."
Tes Editor Anne Mroz told delegates that major changes in teaching are underway, but the Government is only engaging with a favoured few and “the profession lacks confidence to
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Summit 2017: Speaker Highlights
David Laws: Can English schools close the disadvantage gaps? The Rt Hon David Laws, Executive Chairman of the Education Policy Institute (EPI), was the first speaker of the day.
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North-East has the highest number of under performing schools
NEW research has revealed that the North-East and Yorkshire and Humber has the highest number of under performing schools in the country. The figures, taken from Ofsted reports
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Dr Becky Allen at the Summit: EBacc for the many, not the few
Secondary school leaders at the SCHOOLS NorthEast 2017 Summit were given a real-time dissection of newly released secondary schools performance tables by Dr Becky Allen, Director
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David Laws at SCHOOLS NorthEast Summit: ‘Success of schools less well known in North East’
SCHOOLS in the North East do well to close the disadvantage gap but this is relatively unknown in the rest of the country, according to the Rt Hon David Laws, Executive Chairman
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Oct
North East Schools Succeed Despite the Loaded System
As SCHOOLS NorthEast prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary at their annual Summit on 12th October, Mike Parker, the charity’s Director, asks why the state of education in
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