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Flagship social mobility programme risked 'overloading' schools, DfE official reveals
The government’s flagship scheme to improve social mobility in 12 ‘cold spots’ in England risked overloading schools, a Department for Education official has
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Jan
Rocky start for Ofsted's Bold Beginnings Report
Ofsted’s Bold Beginnings report, published in November, upset many practitioners by calling the Reception Year a “false start” for many children. In recent weeks the debate
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Jan
New Education Secretary continues focus on Opportunity Areas
The new Education Secretary, Damian Hinds MP, today released a statement on the Department’s social mobility policies. The announcement shows continuity with the priorities of
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Jan
MPs urged to back holiday hunger bill
The Head Teachers’ union NAHT wants MPs to back a draft law that would force councils to provide meals and activities for pupils in school holidays. A private members bill
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Jan
North East Education News, w/c 15th January 2018
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/education/education_news/15854252.Durham_University_abandons_plans_to_scrap_social_work_degrees/?ref=mac – The Northern Echo, Durham
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Jan
NCTL can’t be sure teacher training grants used correctly, warns auditor
So many teacher training providers failed to produce accurate data about their trainees that the National Audit Office has said it cannot be sure funds are being used correctly
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