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Emma Seith
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Emma Seith is senior Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland reporter at Tes magazine
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Sexual consent must be ‘core part’ of ASN pupils’ learning
The direction is found in relationships and sex education guidance from the Scottish government, which is currently out for consultation
General
4 October 2023
Thousands benefit from Welsh version of Erasmus
The programme – called Taith – was launched last year to ‘fill the gaps’ left by the UK government’s Turing programme, which provided funding to just one Welsh school last year
General
3 October 2023
Why Scotland urgently needs better pupil absence data
The increasing proportion of pupils persistently absent from school is prompting action in other parts of the UK – so why is equivalent data not published in Scotland?
General
3 October 2023
Are NPAs really a qualifications reform trailblazer?
Schools are enthusiastic about the way National Progression Awards engage students – especially those not suited to exams. But Emma Seith finds there are still barriers to their implementation
Secondary
29 September 2023
Wales to set up school attendance taskforce
Percentage of secondary pupils persistently absent in Wales trebled last year, compared with before the Covid pandemic
General
28 September 2023
Headteachers urged to be ‘a breath of fresh air’
A Singaporean educationalist has told teachers and school leaders to be ‘a breath of fresh air’ because it is good for them, their staff and the system
General
28 September 2023
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