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Colleges exempt from new Covid rules on adult indoor sport

Colleges exempt from new Covid rules on adult indoor sport

New restrictions on adult indoor sports and five-a-side football will not apply to colleges if the activity is part of “education...

15.01 Sep. 24th, 2020
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College lobby boss keen on extension to break from Ofsted inspections

College lobby boss keen on extension to break from Ofsted inspections

Full Ofsted inspections shouldn’t restart until April 2021 at the earliest, the chief executive of the Association of Colleges has said....

11.41 Sep. 23rd, 2020
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Government suggests schools and colleges relax phone bans to allow use of NHS Covid app

Government suggests schools and colleges relax phone bans to allow use of NHS Covid app
17.48 Sep. 22nd, 2020
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Education sector appears exempt from new Covid restrictions in battle against second wave

Education sector appears exempt from new Covid restrictions in battle against second wave
14.06 Sep. 22nd, 2020
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Minister’s office breaks apprenticeship recruitment pledge

Minister’s office breaks apprenticeship recruitment pledge
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Apprenticeships will become unprofitable if ineligible costs excluded from funding bands

Apprenticeships will become unprofitable if ineligible costs excluded from funding bands

The Institute for Apprenticeship and Technical Education’s new funding band proposals are a step forward, but still need to address the...

Sep. 22nd, 2020
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Sending a hundred students home so soon was a reality check
Sending a hundred students home so soon was a reality check
Sep. 20th, 2020
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Without a clear plan for virus control, colleges have been left to guess
Sep. 19th, 2020
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How can we be in financial intervention yet ineligible for Covid relief?
Sep. 19th, 2020
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Why route reviews are so critical for the future of technical education
Sep. 18th, 2020
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Victoria Copp-Crawley, principal, Ashford College
Victoria Copp-Crawley, principal, Ashford College, East Kent Group
Sep. 22nd, 2020
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Jul. 7th, 2020
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MOVERS AND SHAKERS: EDITION 326

MOVERS AND SHAKERS: EDITION 326
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Volunteers flock to Kent’s ‘Sewing For Carers’ Zoom workshops

A local council’s adult education department has launched a range of free virtual sewing workshops to make medical scrubs for key...

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