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Jun
Uncertainty over the effectiveness of costly incentives for prospective teachers, NAO warns MPs
The cost of bursaries for new teachers will amount to nearly £1bn by next year, but their effectiveness remains unclear, warns the National Audit Office. Mark Parrett, Audit
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May
Exam review changes draw criticism
Ofqual has attracted widespread criticism from the teaching profession after the announcement of new regulations to the system of reviews and appeals governing examination results
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May
Exam review changes draw criticism
Ofqual has attracted widespread criticism from the teaching profession after the announcement of new regulations to the system of reviews and appeals governing examination results
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May
The Power of Collaboration; the Joy of Working in Federation
Working as part of a federation between a primary and secondary school in a shared building means that collaboration is the bread and butter of what we do day by day. I have been
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May
Northern schools greatly underfunded despite high levels of disadvantage, says leading think tank
A new study is urging the Government to allocate greater funding to secondary schools in the North through a new national funding formula. The Institute for Public Policy
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May
Future of education - white paper and academisation
Nearly 300 school leaders from across the North East gathered together this week to understand the current direction of education policy. The White Paper and academisation:
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