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Senior editor @tes with a focus on policy and analysis in England, the international school market and school leadership.
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War in the Middle East: schools rally support as uncertainty looms

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By Dan Worth Verified, Emma Seith Verified
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IB chief on Russia, curriculum reforms and ‘that’ UK funding cut

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By Dan Worth Verified
| Tes Verified
“If that door is shut to state schools, I think there is permanent damage that would happen.” Olli-Pekka Heinonen, director-general of the International Baccalaureate (IB), is reflecting on the long-term impact of the UK government’s decision in October to remove funding for state schools to deliver the IB Diploma Programme (DP).
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Curriculum and assessment review: what the world thinks

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By Dan Worth Verified, Emma Seith Verified
| Tes Verified
As the English state school system takes stock of the curriculum and assessment review’s recommendations and the government’s response, so, too, have international settings been digesting its contents. After all, almost one third of the 15,000 or so international schools around the world teach a form of the English curriculum - often referred to interchangeably as the British national curriculum - so changes at “home” will have far-reaching impact.
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