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With already higher than national averages, the Isle of Wight has seen a further rise in the number of pupils requiring SEN support
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The Isle of Wight's Peter Shreeve, who is Assistant District Secretary of the National Education Union, proposed a motion exploring the impact of poverty on coastal education
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The NEU say it's 'affordable' for GDST, as the Trust's finances are in 'good health'. Retired and non-retired staff from the school who live on the Isle of Wight joined others at the Portsmouth strike
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The Assistant District Secretary of the National Education Union calls for a return to the Government's weekly school absence reports, so schools can be more proactive when emerging trends are seen
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The letter from six unions representing education staff urges the government to take immediate and urgent steps to mitigate the risk of Covid transmission in all education establishments
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Peter Shreeve says that whilst not yet finalised, there is no doubt that these are cuts to core funding. "They are undesirable cuts and they will hurt"
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Peter Shreeve says the Government needs to communicate better and do much more to protect school children, staff and the country at large
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Mark Chiverton says, "If the Government fails to act quickly to reverse the current drift, there will be yet more unnecessary damage to the education of children and young people"
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The National Education Union is supporting an independent commission on assessment and qualifications to meet the future needs of students
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The National Education Union say that more clarity is needed from the Government about how schools will be supported
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The percentage of Isle of Wight pupils with Education, Health and Care Plans has risen over the last year five years, but a study warns that many vulnerable pupils are likely to be SEND “under-identified”
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A report from Ofsted has found that sexual harassment, including online sexual abuse, has become ‘normalised’ for children and young people
