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News Aluminium-clad schools tested for fire safety following Grenfell receive all-clear  »  Forty-four schools in Scotland, two in England and one in Wales that have aluminium composite material in part of their external cladding were identified as potential fire risks by local authorities following safety checks in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire. Sunesis targets ambitious growth with new appointment  »  Sunesis, the joint venture between Willmott Dixon and Scape Group, is targeting a £100 million pipeline of orders within three years for its pre-designed educational solutions following the appointment of Bedford Borough Council’s head of school infrastructure and partnerships, Fran Cox, as its new operations director. New chief exec for EFSA  »  Eileen Milner has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) and will take up the post in November this year. Mayor brings in air quality audits for London primaries  »  The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is introducing the first of 50 “air quality audits” for primary schools in the worst polluted areas in London to help protect children from toxic air in the capital. The UK’s best new school buildings  »  Independent schools were well represented amongst the winners of the Royal Institute of British Architects’ prestigious National Awards for architecture, which recognises innovative and exceptional design, but there were none from the state sector.

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School funding allocation needs greater local input  »  COUNCILS and schools must retain an element of flexibility over how schools funding is distributed locally to ensure children don’t miss out, council leaders have said.

Spotting the early signs of mental health problems among pupils  »  EVERY secondary school in the country will be offered Mental Health First Aid training by 2020.

Outcomes for disadvantaged pupils ‘vary massively’ across academy chains  »  DISADVANTAGED pupils who have fallen behind at primary schools make more progress by GCSE in sponsored academies in chains than in other types of school, according to analysis published by the Sutton Trust. However, those high attainers who are in the top 20% at the end of primary school make less progress in these academies says the education charity.

Class size fears amid cuts and greater pupil numbers  »  A NEW DfE report, Schools, pupils and their characteristics: January 2017 (published in June), reveals that there are 110,000 more pupils in the school system than in January 2016.

More than half of MPs went to comprehensives  »  THE recent influx of 98 new MPs has changed the educational profile of the House of Commons, with fewer privately educated members than in previous parliaments.

Committee examines impact of body image on young people  »  BLOGGERS, social media companies and academics have been giving evidence to the Youth Select Committee on the question of body image and the impact it has on the wellbeing of children and young people.