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County lines: how can teachers help?

County lines: how can teachers help?

The government has pledged to tackle the problem of county lines drug gangs, but targeting existing gangs won't be enough, experts warn. Instead, we need early intervention, and teachers have a crucial role to play, finds Kate Parker

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EIS union elects first female general secretary in 175 years
EIS union elects first female general secretary in 175 years
Henry Hepburn • 20 May 22
Andrea Bradley was elected today to lead Scotland's largest teaching union

School uniform consultation: what you need to know

GCSEs 2022: Year 11 absence double pre-pandemic rate

Exams 2022: Failed collections mean ‘thousands’ of exam papers could be lost

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GCSEs 2022: Exam board warning over 'clickbait' grades videos

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Need to know: ITT reaccreditation, DfE legal action and county lines
Tes Editorial • 20 May 22
A round-up of Tes' most popular articles from the past week, including how many ITT providers have been reaccredited and what schools can do to help tackle the issue of county lines

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EYFS progress check: new guidance and what it means

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County lines: how can teachers help?
County lines: how can teachers help?
Kate Parker • 20 May 22
The government has pledged to tackle the problem of county lines drug gangs, but targeting existing gangs won't be enough, experts warn. Instead, we need early intervention, and teachers have a crucial role to play, finds Kate Parker

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Why your classroom needs a 'stuck list'

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10 questions with...Rachel de Souza
10 questions with...Rachel de Souza
Grainne Hallahan • 20 May 22
The children's commissioner reminisces about her years being taught by nuns, recalls some of her hardest moments as a headteacher, and explains why she's glad she gave up accountancy for a career in education

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Is AI set to change the way you teach?
Helen Amass and Kate Parker • 18 May 22
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