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Two leading further education organisations have won the 2022 WorldSkills UK ‘EDI initiative of the year’ award, during a virtual ceremony held on 24 February.…
Just one in ten plan to stay in teaching – with most driven out by bad management and pupil behaviour Two out of three teachers…
The Government’s long-awaited response to the Augar review is finally here and includes a consultation on the introduction of a lifelong loan entitlement for all…
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ACS Cobham students, parents, staff and alumni have put on a show-stopping performance of Shrek The Musical, a production chosen due to its reflection of…
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As part of @NCFE ’s recently launched campaign to tackle online bullying (#WeCallItOut), its latest webinar – Call It Out: Staying Safe Online – explored a…
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