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Children taught well in reception ‘likely to earn more than peers’ in future

Pupils in the ‘most effective’ reception classes can expect to earn between £2,000 and £7,500 more on average, a study has suggested.

The Independent UK

One in four university students ‘more likely to drop out’ due to cost pressures

A third of students from working class families say they have skipped meals to save on food costs, survey suggests.

The Independent UK

Teacher strikes to affect 'virtually every school' in Nottinghamshire, says union

The regional branch of the UK's biggest education union says thousands of its members are set to walk out in Nottinghamshire.

Nottingham Post

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Under-fire Nadhim Zahawi racked up £1,000 limousine bill in one day at Cop26 summit

Nadhim Zahawi, who was then education secretary, charged an enormous bill to the taxpayer for chauffeur-driven limos to ferry him around the Cop26 summit in Glasgow

Daily Mirror

Teacher strikes to go ahead after Westminster crunch talks fail to reach breakthrough

The National Education Union members have voted in favour of industrial action

Wales Online

Strikes by teachers to go ahead after talks fail to achieve breakthrough

Teaching union leaders spent six hours with officials at the Department for Education but the row remains unresolved.

The Independent UK

Agency staff and volunteers could be used to fill in for teachers on strike days

The Department for Education has urged headteachers to ‘take all reasonable steps to keep the school open for as many pupils as possible’.

The Independent UK

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Schools to bring back online lessons and Covid-style classes if teachers strike

Unions warn ‘the stakes have never been higher’ as they prepare to vote on walkouts that could start within weeks

The Independent UK

Teachers’ unions promise new strike ballots if walkout numbers miss threshold

Results due from more unions tomorrow, as NAHT chief stresses that disputes over pay haven’t gone away

The Guardian - UK

Full list of government departments and services due to be hit by civil servant strike on February 1

A huge number of public services are set to impacted when 100,000 civil servants walk out

Evening Standard

Anger and frustration as 'desperately needed' new special needs school is delayed

"Not only is this morally wrong, but it's costing the council a huge sum of money."

Manchester Evening News

One in three teachers quit after just five years as schools face 'greatest crisis'

The Government is being urged to start negotiating with teaching unions to prevent a strike. Figures show 26,443 teachers who qualified in the last five years have already left the job

Daily Mirror

New school, offices and hundreds of homes among huge Nottingham developments coming in 2023

It is set to be a big year for the city

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire schools to be 'transformed' thanks to Government funding

The announcement comes as the Department for Education’s annual report found 'there is a risk of collapse of one or more blocks in some schools'

Nottingham Post

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Daily Mirror

Full list of schools set to be rebuilt or refurbished in Government-funded scheme

The School Rebuilding Programme will upgrade school buildings to make them more energy efficient and replace classrooms, sports halls and dining rooms

Chronicle Live

'Incredibly disappointed' MP meets minister over major delays to Newcastle school being built

It emerged last month that the long-awaited permanent home of the Great Park Academy will not be ready until 2025

Evening Standard

Education’s pandemic recovery at ‘crisis level’

The Government has been criticised for failing to fund catch-up programmes enough

Daily Mirror

All the bad news buried before Christmas - including sacked Gavin Williamson's payoff

MPs have just left for Christmas - so we've trawled through seven details that got slipped out at the last minute, from Gavin Williamson's golden goodbye to school buildings facing collapse

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The Conversation

Teacher recruitment target missed in England – why people don't want to enter or stay in the profession

The Department for Education has managed to recruit less than 60% of the new secondary school teachers expected this year in England, recent figures show. This is unsurprising for those of us working in education.

Liverpool Echo

'Appalling mistakes' by council led to schools' energy bill pain

It was confirmed on Tuesday that schools across Liverpool face £2.2m in energy fees

Liverpool Echo

Schools hit with £2m energy bill after Liverpool Council error

Cabinet member Tom Logan confirmed how much schools would face after summer contract blunder

Liverpool Echo

Improvement plan for troubled children's services published

The service received a dire Ofsted inspection earlier this year

Manchester Evening News

The ‘lost generation’ of primary school pupils ‘forgotten’ during the pandemic

The gap between Manchester's youngest children and the rest of the country is widening, the first school results since the pandemic reveal

Daily Mirror

Britain's schools at breaking point with nothing left to give, headteacher warns

Headteacher Richard Slade said his school faces a minimum £154,000 deficit this financial year. He warned children's safety could be put at risk if schools are forced to make too many cuts

Chronicle Live

When to keep children off school amid strep A and scarlet fever cases

The UKHSA has issued guidance to parents on when to keep kids at home and when they can go back to school if they get scarlet fever

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