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Making a U-turn on political apathy
Turnout for the EU Referendum was a record-breaking 72%. It has divided a nation and caused politics to become a…
9th August 2016
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Education salaries rise post-Brexit
Salaries in the education sector increased by 5.8% in July compared to the previous year, suggesting that employers in the…
8th August 2016
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How will Brexit impact UK independent schools?
Whatever your opinions on the great Brexit debate, the after-effects of the result will ripple through the education system, just…
4th July 2016
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‘No change’ to EU pupils following Brexit vote
The result of the EU referendum has sparked a ripple of doubt in the education sector, as schools raise concerns…
1st July 2016
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EU pupils fearful of racism
School leaders’ union NAHT has published an open letter to David Cameron calling for assurances to be given to EU pupils,…
30th June 2016
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Teachers overwhelmingly support ‘remain’ in EU vote
Teachers in the UK are overwhelmingly in favour of remaining in the European Union, with the majority believing a vote…
17th June 2016
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Abingdon girls’ school hosts Any Questions?
Listen to the broadcast on the BBC website here: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07cyvkp With just under three weeks to go to the EU referendum,…
7th June 2016
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Independent schools debate EU membership
As the EU referendum approaches, schools have been giving their students the chance to weigh up the information and have…
27th May 2016
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Trent College votes ‘in’ at own EU referendum
Most may be too young to vote themselves in June, but that isn’t stopping Trent College’s students taking Britain’s membership of…
27th April 2016
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Brexit and the UK energy market
With the referendum on Britain’s future membership of the European Union just months away, and with the support for ‘remain’…
5th April 2016
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