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Is this Norfolk sailing club the country's greenest?

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By Fran Abrams
| Sail-World Verified
Is this Norfolk sailing club the country's greenest? by Fran Abrams 22 Oct 06:53 PDT A West Norfolk sailing club has saved thousands of pounds in fuel costs and can now guarantee its members warm showers for the first time, thanks to an eco-friendly upgrade to its club house. Snettisham Beach Sailing Club is off grid and until this year was dependent on an oil generator and liquid petroleum gas (LPG) boiler to provide electricity and hot water.
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What makes teachers unhappy?

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By Fran Abrams, Mark Solomons Verified
| Schools Week Verified
Outdoor learning, looking back through the Ofsted window, choosing a maths app, and leadership lessons from a Disney+ show Sensitively written and thoroughly well-informed, this is the guide every educator needs right now to ensure everyone in the... Leadership learning For pupils, staff and senior leadership teams alike, returning to school after the summer holidays offers a... Truly the Rolls Royce model of sharpening policy and practice. Now someone please make an accessible one, says Robbie...
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Revealed: how grammar schools are expanding - by taking pupils who fail the 11-plus

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By Fran Abrams
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Photograph: Alicia Canter/The Guardian It’s a glorious late autumn day at Herne Bay high school in Kent, and boys and girls in red tops are playing sport on neat artificial pitches, but the principal, Jon Boyes, is looking into the distance, pointing out a piece of land on the other side of the road. If the local authority could be persuaded to buy it, he says, maybe he could squeeze in a much-needed new sixth-form centre.
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