We caught up with Amanda Jackson, lead senior inspector for Havering Education Services, to ask how schools can steer through the evolving inspection landscape with confidence
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Nimmi Patel, Head of Skills, Talent & Diversity, techUK, shares her thoughts on the curriculum and urges for an education system that fully prepares pupils for a tech-focused job market
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Ultra-processed foods make up a worrying portion of childrens' diets. Education Business explores the issue and what is being done about it
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Fire engineering experts Ashish Kirori and Tabea Uhr outline the challenges associated with fires in various building types, including educational, and examines the essential role of a fire engineer
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Amanda Jackson, lead senior inspector for Havering Education Services, helps schools navigate the evolving inspection landscape
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Speech and Language UK and the Centre for Mental Health are calling for urgent policy and practice reforms to support the record-high two million children in the UK who have speech and language challenges.
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We caught up with Amanda Jackson, lead senior inspector for Havering Education Services, to ask how schools can steer through the evolving inspection landscape with confidence
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