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May
Labour announces plans for a National Education Service
The Labour Party says it will build an education service “fit for the new millennium” if it wins a majority at the forthcoming General Election. Labour said it would
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May
Schools struggle to provide adequate time and resources for pupils' well-being
Financial pressures faced by schools are putting a strain on the provision of mental health services, say MPs. A joint report conducted by the Education Select Committee and the
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May
Conservative backbenchers urge Theresa May to scrap National Funding Formula
The Prime Minister is facing pressure from backbenchers to abandon plans for a school funding shake-up. An Evening Standard investigation revealed that senior Conservatives want
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May
Healthy MindED holds training session for evidence-based model
The UK’s first and only schools-led mental health commission, Healthy MindED, held an initial training session with schools last week, as part of its aim to begin gathering
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May
Evidence-based recommendations for teaching KS1 and 2 literacy
A new report from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) reviews the best available research to offer schools and teachers practical recommendations on what makes great literacy
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Apr
Sponsor capacity to need ratio in the North amongst the lowest, report finds
The North of England RSC region has one of the lowest available sponsor capacity to need ratios and finding new sponsors could be a challenge, a new report by the National
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