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Khan review: Teacher in blasphemy row was utterly failed

An independent review found the teacher was 'let down' by his school, council and police force amid a blasphemy lesson row

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Pupils who have been suspended are around a year behind their peers – report

Students with even just one suspension are, on average, not achieving a ‘standard pass’ in GCSE English and maths, according to a think tank…

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School rules for taking children out without permission - how to stay on the right side

School rules for taking children out without permission - how to stay on the right side
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Government must do better to ensure classrooms are fit for learning | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

More than a quarter of teachers and school leaders said their classrooms were too cold because of inadequate heating systems, a survey found.

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Government must do better to ensure classrooms are fit for learning | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

More than a quarter of teachers and school leaders said their classrooms were too cold because of inadequate heating systems, a survey found.

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