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What trust leaders say about recruitment and retention
Leaders urged policymakers to consider trusts’ role in addressing recruitment and retention and to invest in mechanisms that ...
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Trusts are maturing – but their horizons are contracting
In the midst of a challenging financial climate and against a backdrop of continued political uncertainty, the role of ...
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Why tackling the recruitment challenge is both vital and urgent
Worth’s analysis also revealed the broader societal impacts of teacher attrition. When experienced teachers leave, the ...
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Ofsted chief faces new year committee grilling
In September, the new government axed single-phrase headline judgments for schools with immediate effect. Since then, Ofsted ...
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Former schools minister Nick Gibb knighted in new year’s honours
The long-serving Conservative schools minister Nick Gibb has been knighted in the new year’s honours, with former union ...
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Labour must ratchet up reform in 2025
With a significant majority and relative stability, the new Labour government has the potential to make real change in their ...
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O reason not the need to rescue English in our schools
Eighteen-year-olds are not choosing to study English for one of two reasons. Either we haven’t taught them that to spend ...
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Pupils have ‘poor’ climate change understanding, says DfE study
The DfE survey found concepts such as net zero and the 1.5°C and 2°C climate change goals are “very poorly understood”. The ...
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Schools face ‘significant disruption’ as government culls Latin scheme
State school pupils due to take Latin at GCSE see funding for teachers and trips pulled mid-year as DfE wields axe State school pupils due to take Latin at GCSE see funding for teachers and trips ...