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In the news: your weekly round-up

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Ofsted single-phrase judgements scrapped with immediate effect, ahead of a switch to new report cards next September. This announcement came before the outcome of the Ofsted ‘Big Listen’ consultation was published [Schools Week].  

Support from GovernorHub Knowledge: Find out what’s happening as a result of Ofsted’s ‘Big Listen’ and stay up to date with all things Ofsted

Spending on mental health support teams (MHSTs) in schools saves more money than it costs within 2 years. Researchers at the London School of Economics (LSE) are recommending that teams are implemented across the country, alongside structured wellbeing lessons in schools [Tes Magazine - subscription required]. 

Support from GovernorHub Knowledge: Understand your role in wellbeing initiatives. Get an idea of what they look like in practice and see how other boards monitor their impact.

Number of suspensions and exclusions up by a 5th in the past year, according to analysis of live attendance data. New report raises concerns about councils spending increasing amounts of money on educating pupils in under-regulated alternative provision [The Guardian]. 

Support from GovernorHub Knowledge: Find out how to fulfil your role in promoting good behaviour as part of a whole-school approach. Help support a positive behaviour culture and find questions to ask to monitor behaviour in your school.

 

This week's headlines

Schools Week

 

Tes Magazine – registration required

 

BBC News

 

GOV.UK

 

The Guardian

 

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Sunday 8 September – International Literacy Day

 

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