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We must fix the fault line in mental health provision
Mental health provision in schools needs drastic action – the government’s proposals do not come close
18 August 2018
‘School readiness begins with parents’
Early years teachers must engage with socially disadvantaged parents to give pupils the best start, writes Mike Parker
12 June 2018
‘What do pupils think of mental health support?’
It’s great that child mental health support is in the spotlight – but has anyone spoken to the pupils, asks one director
16 May 2018
‘It’s time to be serious about funding in the North’
The MAT system works very differently in the North compared with the rest of the country, and we need to consider these differences when talking about funding, says Schools NorthEast director Mike Parker
8 May 2018
‘Ministers need to stop treating the system like a game of Buckaroo - seeing how much they can stack on before it starts kicking’
The changes to qualified teacher status should be welcomed - but, for the reforms to work, the government needs to understand the extent to which resources and responsibility is already vastly overstretched, writes one educationalist
14 March 2018
‘Virtual school heads can be the only constant for a looked-after child: but there are concerns about their ability to do their vital work’
We urgently need to look at the role of virtual school head – and how they can best improve outcomes for vulnerable young people – writes one educationist
28 February 2018
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