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Jasmine Norden

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Will Labour’s plan to fix coastal schools work?

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By Jasmine Norden Verified
| Tes Verified
At Mulberry Academy Hastings, more than two in five children are eligible for free school meals, and nearly one in three have special educational needs and/or disabilities. One of the areas the school serves is the seventh most deprived in the country, says headteacher Simon Addison. “Our young people might arrive with us sometimes with a history of low attendance, they might have moved around some schools.
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What does the MBacc tell us about Burnham’s vision of education?

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By Jasmine Norden Verified
| Tes Verified
The now former Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has confirmed he will run for prime minister after Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation. We don’t yet know for sure that Burnham will win the job (Starmer said a new prime minister should be in place by September), but after a storming victory in Makerfield last week, and hopeful Wes Streeting backing his run, it’s looking very likely. So what might that mean for schools?
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How hot is too hot to learn?

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By Jasmine Norden Verified
| Tes Verified
Schools across the UK are being forced to take drastic action this week: closing at lunchtime, suspending uniform policies and cancelling school trips. These measures are in response to the four-day amber weather warning (upgraded to a red warning in some areas for Wednesday and Thursday) for extreme heat issued by the Met Office and set to remain in place until Friday morning. Forecasts suggest that some parts of the country could see temperatures climb as high as 39C.
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