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Breakfast clubs ‘early adopters’: What schools need to know
1 day ago · Schools are being urged to come forward to become “early adopters” of the government’s new breakfast clubs programme. The Department for Education has published …
The 10 new attendance rules schools need to know about
Feb 29, 2024 · Ministers have published guidance on managing school attendance that will become mandatory from this September.. It includes new absence fine rates, thresholds at …
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School SEND reports harder to read than Stephen Hawking book. Experts warn ‘we ought to be able to explain SEND to parents more clearly than someone explains cosmology’
The Knowledge. What’s the latest on behaviour in schools?
4 days ago · School Surveys' ‘Behaviour Barometer’ report has a few surprises in store about behaviour in schools We’ve drawn on the answers shared by the 10,000+ teachers who …
Curriculum review launched: What schools need to know
The government’s curriculum and assessment review will launch a call for evidence in September, with findings to be published in 2025
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New body launched to give council schools policy voice. New Maintained School Collective wants to provide a supportive network for council schools to collaborate
The Knowledge. New data sheds light on hours spent at …
Oct 10, 2024 · In 2022, the then government laid out a new expectation that state-funded mainstream schools should deliver a school week of at least 32.5 hours from this term. Now, …
Careers: More schools meet benchmarks, but most miss …
Mar 4, 2024 · Almost one in five schools are meeting all eight 'benchmarks' for good careers advice, but most still miss the government's target, new data shows