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Pupil Premium and disadvantage
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Pupil Premium and disadvantage
Free school meals eligibility finally expanded – but what comes next?
Free School Meals
‘If they can’t go on to succeed in life, then who from a disadvantaged background can?’
Pupil Premium and disadvantage
Half of schools using Pupil Premium to plug budget gaps
Pupil Premium and disadvantage
Measuring what matters: Supporting disadvantaged students with assessment – not assumption
Pupil Premium and disadvantage
'Shameful' – 100,000 more children slip into poverty due to falling family incomes
Poverty
One week to go: SecEd's 17th National Pupil Premium Event set to hit Birmingham
Pupil Premium and disadvantage
Free school meals: Calls grow for automatic enrolment and higher thresholds
Free School Meals
Levels of child poverty will not improve by 2030
Poverty
Hidden disadvantage: Students living in rural poverty
Pupil Premium and disadvantage
The business of tackling educational inequality in schools
Poverty
The cost of winter: Supporting your families
Poverty
The ABC of equity: A three-pronged approach to school attendance
Attendance
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