The Youth Sport Trust’s National School Sport Week 2019 took part 24-28 June and saw thousands of children, organisations and schools engage in sport and physical activity.
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The 2019 awards were presented by Angellica Bell, who opened the ceremony talking about the teachers that had made an impact on her life.
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The government, local authorities and developers need to make a concerted effort to work collaboratively to meet pupil place demand, according to a report from Scape Group
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School breaktimes are much shorter than they were two decades ago, meaning children are missing out on opportunities to play, make friends, develop social skills and exercise.
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Many schools built between the 1950s and 1980s may contain asbestos, so how can they ensure people aren’t exposed to it? Fiona Riley from IOSH explores the issue
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16/07/2019 - 10:51
New research has warned that working parents will have to find £828 on average for six weeks of holiday childcare per child this Summer.
16/07/2019 - 07:26
Minister for Education Kirsty Williams will be writing to schools this week to highlight how valuable this extra time is and how it must be used effectively.
15/07/2019 - 14:32
Ofsted has published a report into the influence of multi-academy trusts on day-to-day practice in their schools.
15/07/2019 - 10:42
Sara Khan says the government was ‘too slow to respond’ to ‘mob’ protests over LGBT teaching outside Birmingham schools.
15/07/2019 - 10:06
Damian Hinds has hailed teachers for the life-changing contribution they make to young people’s lives.
15/07/2019 - 09:04
School-aged children given greater opportunity to access 60 minutes of daily sport and physical activity.
12/07/2019 - 11:47
More than 300 primary schools across England have been forced to become academies in the last three years.
12/07/2019 - 11:10
The government should scrap the ‘worthless’ EBacc after further declinse in pupils taking GCSEs in arts subjects.
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The Youth Sport Trust’s National School Sport Week 2019 took part 24-28 June and saw thousands of children, organisations and schools engage in sport and physical activity.
The government, local authorities and developers need to make a concerted effort to work collaboratively to meet pupil place demand, according to a report from Scape Group
School breaktimes are much shorter than they were two decades ago, meaning children are missing out on opportunities to play, make friends, develop social skills and exercise.
Every school will have the opportunity to take part in ‘Five Ways to Wellbeing’ between 24 to 28 June to celebrate the power of PE and school sport to improve young people’s wellbeing.
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The CREATE Education Project is running the Inspired Minds Classroom at TCT Show for schools or colleges to take part.
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