Schools North East News
The latest news from Schools North East
A letter to Keir Starmer (12th July, 2024)
How has it already been over a week since Labour’s Keir Starmer won the general election and was appointed as the Prime Minister? So much has happened already in this short space of time; Bridget Phillipson was announced as the new Secretary of State for Education, and plans to recruit an additional 6,500 teachers are (apparently) already under way.
Schools North East: Manifesto for North East Schools 2024 (2nd July, 2024)
At Schools North East, we have refreshed our manifesto recommendations as a call to action from all political parties wanting to take seriously the long term challenges of education in our region.
General election 2024: Call to action from all political parties (28th June, 2024)
Stop what you’re doing for a moment and let this sink in: This time next week, we’ll have a new government in power. This is the last Schools North East Weekly Newsletter of the current government. There’s just as much to look forward to as there is to dread, but there’s no denying that this will be a pivotal moment for the sector regardless of what happens on 4 July.
Partner News
Special Easter visitor for Durham primary school
North East schools get stuck in to the Great British Spring Clean
School in Durham adopts ‘The Ponderous Pit Pond’
Generous students support their community
Middlesbrough secondary school celebrates 80 years
Ofsted success for North East schools
Pupils proud to attend North East school
North East school provides festive alternative trip for pupils
North East Trusts recognised at national awards
Outstanding report for Corbridge Middle School
North East Students take part in Mayor’s Schools Climate Challenge