Britain DirectBritain's GP Shortage: Impact on Families & Healthcare Access
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https://britaindirect.co.uk/category/education/britains-gp-shortage-impact-on-families-healthcare-access
Britain's GP Shortage: Impact on Families & Healthcare Access
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https://britaindirect.co.uk/category/education/britains-gp-shortage-impact-on-families-healthcare-access
Tenebris NoxI wonder whether the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) realises that the increase in parental complaints is because UK schools are not fit for purpose & parents want better for their children than school leaders are able (or willing?) to provide. The level of blame-shifting onto parents by a broken & dysfunctional education system is disappointing. Nevertheless, school leaders will comtinue to take home massive salaries.
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2026/mar/13/teachers-mental-heath-parents-behaviour-education
NewsletterTFSecondary Schools to Re-evaluate Support for Students with Special Needs
UK secondary schools will get new 'inclusion bases' for students with special needs by spring 2026. Staff will also get training. Find out what changes for students and parents.
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https://newsletter.tf/uk-secondary-schools-to-get-inclusion-bases-for-send-students-by-spring-2026/
By Spring 2026, every UK secondary school must have a special 'inclusion base' for students with special needs. This is part of a new government plan to improve support.
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https://newsletter.tf/uk-secondary-schools-to-get-inclusion-bases-for-send-students-by-spring-2026/
The Labour government's chatter about SEND changes is disingenuous. Phillipson says their proposed reforms can improve the standard of provision and quality of education. They can't.
I'm speaking as the parent of a teenage son with SEND needs in a mainstream secondary school where the school has a policy of NOT marking books or children's work. This is now common in UK schools. Just imagine people who make policies like this completely responsible for SEND!
the roamerExcellent (if sobering) piece by the Guardian's John Harris on the forthcoming legislation on the reform of SEND provision for children with special educational needs (in England).
Signs are that behind all the big nice words, Keir Starmer's Labour ultimately wants to cut costs, weaken state or school accountability, and remove parental agency.
This debate deserves our attention. If you are in the UK (in England, specifically), write to your MP and tell them to speak up!
The Bright SideDegree apprenticeships have surged in popularity across England, with over 60,000 apprentices starting programs in fields like engineering and healthcare this academic year.
This model is changing the education landscape! #UKEducation #Workforce
HGourlayUCLI don't think there was a golden age in which schools in England were perfect, but I do think we need to reflect on the national priorities for schools in England, which have helped to create a 'climate of fear' in some schools: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2025/dec/09/london-academy-staff-instilled-climate-of-fear-among-pupils #ukeducation #Schools #climateOfFear
grace_reidIndependent governance reviewer – former NHS Asst Director for Performance & Governance
Available this week only for urgent, confidential 24-h reviews.
If your school/trust is facing sudden restructuring, new sponsorship pressure, or ‘emergency powers’ used by one person, DM me.
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Available this week only for urgent, confidential 24-h reviews.
If your school/trust is facing sudden restructuring, new sponsorship pressure, or ‘emergency powers’ used by one person, DM me.
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