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May
Boys, belonging and the North East: Why regional action matters now
In the North East, we know that one of the most persistent and complex challenges facing education is the outcomes of boys and young men experiencing disadvantage. For years,
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May
Sketch hops to sculpture: Kingsmeadow’s Peter Rabbit design ready for adventure
Kingsmeadow Community School students unveiled the design of their sculpture this week as it sets off on its Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne adventure this summer. The
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May
From page to stage: St Cuthbert’s students bring Shakespeare to life in London trip
Shakespeare took centre stage for Year 12 Literature students from St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School, as they spent three packed days in London bringing their studies to
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May
More than £100,000 raised in honour of Hartburn Head Teacher Claire Park
A fundraising campaign launched in support of Hartburn Primary School Head Teacher and friend of Schools North East Claire Park has raised more than £100,000 towards the creation
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May
North East local election results: What they could mean for education
Last week’s local election results have reshaped the political landscape across the North East, with significant changes in council control and growing political diversity
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May
Inclusion in schools: The conversation education can’t ignore
Inclusion in schools has become one of the most significant conversations across the education sector. From the government’s Schools White Paper to increasing media attention
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