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News briefing: 26 January-1 February 2018: report says DfE has given 'insufficient priority' to teacher retention, 50,000 children 'missing from education' in 2016/17, and more
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Friday 2 February 2018 8:00 AM
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In the news this week: a Public Accounts Committee report says that the DfE has “given insufficient priority” to teacher retention, National Children's Bureau research finds that almost 50,000 children were ‘missing from education’ in 2016/17, and heads have written to the chancellor about funding.
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- 2 News round-up
- 3 Key dates for school governors
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