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A DfE study of thousands of Year 1 pupils has revealed key insights into bullying, behaviour, parent engagement and gaps in teachers' predicted outcomes
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"My life took a significant turn when I participated in the First Give programme" Read this inspiring piece by one of our incredible @FirstGiveUK students! Sharing their journey of making a difference in the community firstgive.co.uk/student-arti…
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We're looking for a new Head of Programmes. If you're an experienced line manager who is passionate about young people and their potential to drive social change, please take a look at the job description and apply via our website-firstgive.co.uk/career-oppor…
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🎉It's National Thank a Teacher Day! 🍎 @FirstGiveUK extends a massive THANK YOU to all the incredible teachers we work with. You're superheroes without capes, igniting sparks of social conscience and supporting students tirelessly. We appreciate you! 💫 @UKThankATeacher
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Absolutely devastating, brilliantly done article
A year ago, I started following how the cost of living crisis was playing out at an Oldham school, checking in with the fantastic @NewmanRC_Head every few weeks. I ended up learning a lot about the British state, and its education system, to boot.
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So Boris Johnson has….
+ Axed a £5,000 bonus scheme to send teachers to struggling areas
+ And now announced a £3,000 bonus scheme to send teachers to struggling areas
…..and hailed it as ‘levelling up'
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Conservatives just tweeted
“Keir Starmer wants to scrap universal credit, withdrawing vital support from millions of people”
They include an edited version of a @Keir_Starmer interview
It’s already been watched 25,000 times. Let’s send this full version to a million👇
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Have you read this letter from a Nottingham primary headteacher to Gedling’s Tory MP?
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Johnson and Cummings: A Timeline of Failure (Part One)
Location: Barnard Castle
(Sound on - thanks to @GavinEsler for narration)
An amazing geography conference this morning with #senecacpd. So much to take away & implement. 950 geography teachers participating on a Saturday morning. It's great to be part of such an amazing community. Thank you to all of the speakers #geographyteacher
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Link to the survey the dfe are using to gauge parents opinion on schools reopening. Any teacher parents I urge you to fill it in, it closes in the next 24hrs.
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Here we go! @OakNational is now live at thenational.academy - when we launched yesterday we celebrated the teachers who have worked on this project over their holiday. I want to do a little shout out to the other members of our little team this morning too!
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And we're live!
Please join @afuahirsch & our panel of experts over on YouTube for episode 2 of The Covid Report.
Why is Britain heading for the biggest number of deaths in Europe?
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When the Covid-19 crisis finally ends, UK schools must never return to normal theguardian.com/education/20…
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I have been a teacher for 31 years, a head teacher for 16 years and, at the age of 55, this much I know about three funding facts which illustrate why school budgets are a General Election issue for all parties. 1/4
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We own TheBrexitParty.com. Farage and co have sent us a long legal letter demanding we give it to him. Well, he can have the website... for a million quid, all proceeds to the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (price goes up £50k a day)
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Tony Blair: This deal doesn’t end the Brexit saga, which will define our country for generations. You don’t take a decision of destiny through a spasm of impatience. Parliament should vote this deal down, get an extension & then the British people should take the final decision.