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DfE re-opens asbestos survey after thousands of schools fail to respond

DfE re-opens asbestos survey after thousands of schools fail to respond

The government won’t publish the results of its much-anticipated school asbestos survey until next spring, a minister has revealed, prompting fears...

16.34 Nov. 12th, 2018
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Ministers 'considering' demand for changes to outstanding school inspection exemption

Ministers ‘considering’ demand for changes to outstanding school inspection exemption

The government is “considering” calls from MPs for a review of the inspection exemption for outstanding schools, the schools minister has...

15.45 Nov. 12th, 2018
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No ban for leading head John Tomsett

No ban for leading head John Tomsett
12.15 Nov. 12th, 2018
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Pupils are losing faith in their schools' response to bullying, survey shows

Pupils are losing faith in their schools’ response to bullying, survey shows
10.18 Nov. 12th, 2018
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Independent Schools Inspectorate raises fees after two-year loss

Independent Schools Inspectorate raises fees after two-year loss
7.00 Nov. 12th, 2018
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Online progs vs trads debate 'too polarised', warns Ofsted research chief

Online progs vs trads debate ‘too polarised’, warns Ofsted research chief
5.00 Nov. 12th, 2018
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£2.4m on research is money well spent, says Ofsted boss

£2.4m on research is money well spent, says Ofsted boss
7.00 Nov. 11th, 2018
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How to tame the dragon of AI in education

How to tame the dragon of AI in education

Artificial intelligence isn’t a threat to education – it’s an opportunity, says Stavros Yiannouka, as long as we’re careful about how we...

Nov. 9th, 2018
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Primary-secondary transition: it's more than drum workshops
Primary-secondary transition: it’s more than drum workshops
Nov. 12th, 2018
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How to use specialist teachers effectively in your school
Nov. 11th, 2018
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How should schools deal with claims of over-age students?
Nov. 10th, 2018
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Will allowing part-time teaching mean we run out of teachers?
Nov. 5th, 2018
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Can schools make any more savings?
The debate, Can schools still make savings?
Nov. 6th, 2018
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Anne Heavey, national director, Whole School SEND
Anne Heavey, National director, Whole School SEND
Oct. 23rd, 2018
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The school giving pupils stolen bikes
The school giving pupils stolen bikes, Churchill Community College
Oct. 16th, 2018
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The truth about teaching: An evidence-informed guide for new teachers

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Nov. 11th, 2018
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