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US researchers to study knowledge networks in north east

Three US academics will travel thousands of miles across the Atlantic to run a research project in the north-east...

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Jess Staufenberg
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Schools left short by government teacher pay rise plan

School leaders claim they have been left out of pocket under the government’s method of doling out cash for...

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Jess Staufenberg
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Schools forced to shell out £3.8 million in council conversion fees

Schools have had to shell out £3.8 million to cover the legal costs of converting to academies after a...

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Jess Staufenberg
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SATs results wiped at second Harris academy

Pupils at a second Harris academy have had their SATs results annulled by the Standards and Testing Agency, Schools...

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Jess Staufenberg
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The new computer science GCSE is already being reviewed

The key architects of the computer science GCSE have launched a major review into the qualification as pupil uptake...

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Jess Staufenberg
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British Computer Society loses £3 million as schools shun controversial ECDL qualification

The company behind the controversial European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) has lost £3 million in income after the government...

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Jess Staufenberg
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Computing master teacher target achieved! But now what?

The government has finally hit its original target to train 400 computing master teachers – three years later and...

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Jess Staufenberg
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Global workload initiative seeks teachers with ideas

An international pilot scheme for reducing workload associated with assessment is calling for teachers around the world with innovative...

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Jess Staufenberg
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Sir Anthony Seldon: Fast-track headship college will open in 2020

Sir Anthony Seldon has insisted his fast-track headship college will go ahead, despite not re-applying for government funding and...

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Jess Staufenberg