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‘Death by a thousand cuts: We cannot go on like this’
Pupil numbers are due to fall by 2% between now and 2027 offering potential for savings, however “rapid rises” in the cost of ...
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The road to 6,500: Will pay snub and poor ITT recruitment jeopardise new teacher pledge?
Question mark over government’s chances of recruiting its promised 6,500 new teachers by the end of this Parliament ...
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Children not in school registers draw closer as MPs debate Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill
Children not in school registers are part of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill which has been debated by MPs ...
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AI, deepfakes and safeguarding: Ten ways to keep children safe
What school safeguarding teams can do to keep children safe from images and deepfake videos of abuse created using AI ...
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A needs-led approach: Why we can’t wait for SEN diagnosis
If we wait for children to be diagnosed with SEN, we will exacerbate a two-tier system of haves and have-nots. Sara Alston on ...
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The school escape room: Protecting staff wellbeing and ditching your to-do list
The key to achieving a healthy work/life balance is accepting that the job is never done. Josephine Smith suggests that we ...
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Tackling low attainment in maths: Four pedagogical principles
Why do some students struggle with maths and what can be done in the classroom to help low-attainers leave with a good GCSE grade? William Thallon offers some advice, including four important ...