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Letter to the Secretary of State for Education 20.07.22Danny Mortimer wrote to the Education Secretary to share concerns from employers across the NHS on the impact of scrapping BTECs on workforce crisis. Over 100 NHS organisations have told us that they have serious concerns about the government’s policy…
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Open Access 11.07.22
Downe House has a long and proud history of providing an outstanding education for young people. Recently they have partnered with Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation (RNCSF) with the aim to widen their reach to others who would not usually…
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Early Years Funding Woes Should Alarm all in Education 10.07.22
New data betrays the extent of the problem facing all types of early years settings – from funding to places. That’s something that should worry all in education, including the government, given that it has just set out ambitious learning…
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How to Support Year 6 Children in the Last Weeks of Term 08.07.22
As we approach the holidays, Year 6 teachers need to be focusing on the wider curriculum, emotional wellbeing and transition, says education consultant Aidan Severs. Sats are over and the summer holidays are within touching distance. However, pupils are away…
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Education For All Top Priority: Al Nuaimi 06.07.22
Qatar participated in the Transforming Education PreSummit, held at the headquarters of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) in Paris. Qatar’s delegation was headed by Minister of Education and Higher Education and Chairman of the Qatar National…
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Top of the Class 03.07.22
Finlay Brewer launch palatial Victorian House moments from the UK’s ‘School of the Year.’ West London estate agents Finlay Brewer have launched a 3,537 square foot Victorian townhouse, located on Glazbury Road in West Kensington. The four-bedroom home is situated…
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Higher Ed: Trouble Ahead 22.06.22
Low student satisfaction and rising deficits spell trouble for higher education in England Higher education providers face long-term, systemic, pressures on their financial sustainability and viability, with the proportion of providers with an in-year deficit having increased in every one…
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Long Covid Shake-up as Teacher Cases Rise 19.06.22
Education secretary to issue new guidance on long Covid, as unions say teachers should get up to 12 months of full-paid leave if diagnosed with the condition. Nadhim Zahawi’s has asked officials to draw up new guidance on long Covid…
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Queen’s Award for Gordonstoun 17.06.22
Gordonstoun’s volunteer Fire Service has been awarded The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a local voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. Gordonstoun is the only school in the…
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