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Apr- 2025 -7 April
Welsh gov unveils £900k grant to tackle Welsh speaking teachers shortage
The Welsh Government has announced a £900,000 grant to help schools increase the numbers of Welsh speaking teachers and tackle…
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7 April
Darlington primary school holds ‘inspirational’ careers fair
Corporation Road Primary School in Darlington, which is part of Lingfield Education Trust, has held an “inspirational” careers fair for…
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4 April
TKAT names Russell Hobby CBE as new CEO
The Kemnal Academies Trust (TKAT) has announced that Russell Hobby CBE has been appointed as its new CEO with effect…
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4 April
Schools face students’ mental health crisis, new data says
Schools are facing an escalating crisis in student mental health post-pandemic, new research has shown. According to the Lumii.me wellbeing…
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4 April
Starmer names Oli de Botton as expert adviser on education
The PM’s office has announced that Keir Starmer has appointed Oli de Botton as its “expert adviser” on education and…
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3 April
Female teachers in Scottish schools face ‘more frequent’ violence and abuse
Female teachers in Scotland are more likely to be physically attacked by pupils than their male colleagues and to experience…
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3 April
Young people in England have ‘weaker’ socio-emotional skills, NFER finds
A new report from the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) has found that the socio-emotional skills of young people…
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3 April
Careers guidance for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds varies, Ofsted finds
Careers guidance for post-16 students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds can vary in quality, a new report from Ofsted has found.…
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3 April
UPP Foundation launches inquiry into widening uni participation gap
The UPP Foundation has launched an inquiry into the future of widening participation in higher education, after its new poll…
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2 April
Council signs food purchasing pledge with school catering partner
Barking and Dagenham Council has officially launched its ‘Good Food Action Plan’ today (2 April), and also signed up to…
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