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Apr- 2025 -15 April
Racist rhetoric ‘inevitably’ influences pupils, NAHT warns
The National Association of Head Teachers has warned that racist rhetoric in wider society inevitably influences school children, and has…
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14 April
NEU indicative ballet shows strike appetite despite low turnout
The National Education Union (NEU) has revealed its members have voted to reject the government’s pay offer of 2.8% for…
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14 April
Two thirds of teachers affected by stress 60% of the time, NEU finds
Almost two thirds of teachers (62%) believe that stress affects them more than 60% of the time, the National Education…
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14 April
London mayor launches Greener Schools programme
Sadiq Khan has launched his Greener Schools programme, which aims to help London schools save £18k each year on their…
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11 April
NAHT calls on govt for ‘increased and sustained’ investment in teaching
The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has said that schools need to see “increased and sustained” investment from the…
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10 April
Luminate Education Group CEO to step down
Colin Booth, the chief executive of Luminate Education Group, has announced his decision to step down from his role and…
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10 April
‘Major’ increase in cash-strapped schools axing staff, NFER poll finds
The number of school leaders axing teaching staff, teaching assistants and support staff has risen against last year amid financial…
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10 April
Over 90% of schools restrict children’s use of smartphones
The majority of schools – 99.8% of primary schools and 90% of secondary schools – have policies in place that…
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9 April
Hampshire educational trustees banned due to financial mismanagement
The Charity Commission has banned trustees of The Saint George Educational Trust after a statutory inquiry found “significant” financial mismanagement. …
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9 April
Third of teachers report misogynistic behaviour from pupils in last week
More than a third of secondary teachers have reported misogynistic behaviour from pupils at their school in the last week,…
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