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Boris Johnsonâs Brexit Deal: Can educational suppliers halt their âno-dealâ preparations?
In this light, and given Boris Johnsonâs continued insistence that he will push his Withdrawal Agreement through Parliament by October 31, BESA has deemed fit that it update its Brexit advice to educational suppliers. However, as it will soon be laid out in greater depth, the conclusion that underpins this briefing is that Johnsonâs deal, even if passed, does not ultimately alter educational suppliersâ predicament.
Read MoreBridget Phillipson Launches Inclusion Panel
Yesterday the Secretary of State, Bridget Phillipson, announced at the Confederation of School Trust conference a new panel of experts put together by the Department for Education to tackle problems with inclusion within schools. Speaking at the conference, Phillipson pointed to data from the OECDâs PISA study, which found that children in England were amongst … Continued
Read MoreBridget Phillipson Policy Announcement
As we enter the general election year, senior members of the Shadow Cabinet have begun setting out their stalls for what their key messages will be to voters ahead of an election which, if polls are correct, will be a landslide win for the Labour party. This commenced with a speech from Kier Starmer at … Continued
Read MoreBridging the Attainment Gap through Tutoring – with Eximus Education
Briefing Note on the Comprehensive Spending Review 2015-2020
This briefing note contains the highlights of 2015 Government projected spending review including Education, business and science, export and inward investment, and Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish headlines.
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Budget Briefing 2024
Next week the Chancellor will present his Budget to the House of Commons. With the financial outlook looking bleaker than was predicted at the time of the Autumn Statement, it looks unlikely that the Chancellor will have much headroom to radically change Governments income or expenditure, something which he would have been hoping for given … Continued
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