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Apr- 2025 -23 April
Almost half of private school fee discounts are not means-tested
Almost half of the fee remission offered to pupils by private schools is not means-tested, and therefore, may not go…
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22 April
Over two thirds think new Ofsted reforms are ‘worse’, ABC finds
Ofsted’s proposed inspection reforms have proven to be unpopular with teachers and parents as just one in 10 think they…
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22 April
NASUWT appoints new national president
Teacher’s Union NASUWT has appointed Middlesbrough College maths teacher Wayne Broom as the new national president. Wayne brings a wealth…
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22 April
Breakfast clubs officially available at 750 UK schools
Some 750 schools have officially opened breakfast clubs today (22 April), offering 30 minutes of free childcare to families and…
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17 April
Haringey schools to receive to receive funding for energy bills
Climate-conscious Haringey schools will receive vital funding to cut their utility bills and improve energy efficiency. The Brook Special Primary…
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17 April
NEU warns Labour of strike action if pay offer is ‘unacceptable’
Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the National Education Union (NEU), has warned the government that industrial action will be taken…
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17 April
NAHT Cymru: make teaching attractive to control supply teacher costs
NAHT Cymru is urging the Welsh government to prioritise restoring teaching as an attractive career proposition, in response to figures…
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16 April
72% of support staff NEU members work overtime, new survey finds
A total of 72% of support staff members of the National Education Union (NEU) working in state schools and academies…
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16 April
Flintshire Council proposes plans for new Saltney primary school
Flintshire County Council has proposed plans for a new primary school in Saltney as part of its modernisation programme. It…
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15 April
Local-authority maintained schools outperform academies in teacher retention
Local-authority maintained schools retain teachers better than academies and free schools, new data from a freedom of information (FOI) request…
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