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Three ways Labour can remove barriers to local leadership

To deliver a locally responsive education system, Labour must reform potent incentives that work against it

Opinion, Opinion: Policy

Councils accept ‘referral fees’ for schools’ MIS switch

Conflict of interest concerns as councils reveal fees handed to them amid growing MIS tussle

News, Management information systems

How do you tackle the MIS dilemma?

With good planning, attention to detail, and clear communication, switching MIS can be a smooth and straightforward process, but it is important to leave enough time to avoid drifting into an unwanted contract renewal and to select the right MIS for your long-term needs. Here’s how you can get ahead of the curve for the start of the new term.

News, Sponsored post, Sponsored post

Keegan ‘deeply concerned’ as children miss school to join pro-Palestine protests

Education secretary says ‘missing school for activism is unacceptable’ as groups stage school strikes

News, Schools

NEU conference 2023: Full text of Bousted and Courtney’s speeches

The joint general secretaries will retire in September

News, Politics

Interview: Joe Hallgarten

The new chief executive of The Centre for Education and Youth, Joe Hallgarten, is interested in the space for schools to innovate. Here he explains why the think tank stays close to practitioners on the ground The journey to the Centre for Education and Youth – on an incredibly slow bus that stops every 30 […]

Features

Schools don’t need to develop young people’s resilience alone

Investing in developing young people’s resilience is investing in their future and ours. Scouts has been working at it for over a hundred years, and it’s never been more important to shout about it, writes Ann Limb New YouGov research shows that a majority of parents are worried. They say life is harder for young […]

Opinion

Cyberbullying cases double over five years

The NSPCC wants the government to act on cyberbullying after the number of children seeking counselling for online abuse doubled over the last five years. Its Childline service delivered 5,103 counselling sessions to children suffering from online abuse in 2016/17, up from 2,410 in 2011/12 and 12 per cent more than the 4,541 delivered in […]

News

Former schools minister and ex-Ofsted chair to advise New Schools Network

The former schools minister David Laws and ex-Ofsted chair Sally Morgan are among 16 new appointments to the New Schools Network’s advisory council. Laws, who served as schools minister from 2012 to 2015 and is currently the executive chair of the Education Policy Institute, and Morgan, who served as chair of Ofsted from 2011 to 2014 and now an […]

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