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4 January 2026
The new guidance for restrictive interventions, including use of reasonable force in schools in England was released in December, and will be effective from April 2026. This guidance illustrates how…
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Flexible working is no longer a “nice to have” or a problem to solve – it’s a strategic imperative. Want to recruit the best employees? Be flexible. Want to reduce…
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The government is consulting on the Child Protection Authority (CPA), a national body to improve child protection. The CPA is envisaged as an expert, accurate and decisive body that makes…
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As part of their 'Parent Voice Project', Public First, a policy research agency, has published the first of three reports looking into how parents view the education system in England.…
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Following the Employment Rights Bill recieiving Royal Assent on 18th December 2025, the School Support Staff Negotiating Body (SSSNB) will be established. It will be a statutory negotiating body for…
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An NSPCC news story explores findings from a YouGov survey analysing UK adults’ perceptions of the risks children could face at Christmas. Findings show one in eight adults have had…
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The Department for Education’s Maximising value for pupils programme supports schools to ensure that every pound spent delivers the greatest possible impact on pupil outcomes. It focuses on sustainability, efficiency,…
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Ofsted have created a blog of the most frequently asked questions since publishing the renewed inspection framework. When will my school be inspected? When your school is due to be…
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Family income data will replace free school meals eligibility as the trigger for pupil premium and other deprivation funding for schools, the government has said. Ministers have previously said they…
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Teaching is a tough job. It can be immensely rewarding but also physically and emotionally draining. If we want our school staff to do what is asked of them, then…
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Join the panel in this webinar from Anna Freud to explore the vital connection between connection, inclusion, and mental health in schools and colleges. Why does belonging matter? A recent…
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Sets out how government will work with schools and trusts to maximise value from resources, ensuring every pounds delivers the best outcomes for pupils. The guidance and policy document: supports…
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