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Earlier this month, news broke that the Government appointed its own ‘education recovery tsar’. Sir Kevan Collins, previously Chief Executive of the Education Endowment Foundation…
This isn’t just about recovery from recession, it’s about a higher ambition for the future too After a year like no other, the success of…
Over the last year, remote learning has become a necessity for education across the country, and indeed across much of the world. Those without strong…
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As the covid 19 pandemic arrived in the UK the incumbent providers of post-compulsory education in further and higher education were faced with a set…
Sir William McPherson, the judge who presided over the inquiry into Stephen Lawrence’s murder, passed away on 14th February. The sad news, announced by his…
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Having worked within and with EpAOs for the past 6 years, I have seen a number of areas where there is confusion, but none more…
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