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Councils to get sweeping powers over academies under Labour reforms

Councils to get sweeping powers over academies under Labour reforms

The shadow education secretary Angela Rayner is to announce sweeping reforms to the school system that will clip the wings of...

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The 9 policies in Angela Rayner's 2018 Labour conference speech

The 9 policies in Angela Rayner’s 2018 Labour conference speech

Labour is set to announce sweeping reforms to England’s school system at its annual conference tomorrow. In a speech, Angela Rayner...

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Rayner: ‘I’ll turn my back on Gove’s reforms’

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Let’s talk about sex: getting comfortable with RSE in the classroom

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London academy trust given ‘maximum’ time to repay DfE debts

London academy trust given ‘maximum’ time to repay DfE debts
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Pisa tests still key measure for DfE despite Nick Gibb outburst

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St Neots Learning Partnership investigation to remain unpublished

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What if it's behaviour, not workload, that makes teachers leave?

What if it’s behaviour, not workload, that makes teachers leave?

Everyone knows the statistic: one in three teachers leaves in their first five years on the job. But what if it...

Sep. 24th, 2018
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