How schools are coming together to support their wider communities
Schools across the country have been helping their local communities as part of the UK’s fightback against coronavirus.
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Building upon community structures to drive long-term change
Cat Davison from Sevenoaks School, chair of the ISC Community Action Group, considers how local groups created during the coronavirus pandemic could inspire lasting positive change.
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Ardingly College and Ifield College celebrate successful partnership...
Staff from Ardingly College and Ifield College joined ministers, shadow ministers, MPs and peers in the House of Commons to celebrate the thousands of successful partnership projects taking place between state and independent schools across the UK.
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Partnerships celebrated in parliament
Dr Joe Spence, master of Dulwich College and co-director of the Southwark Schools Learning Partnership, and Morgan Haines, headteacher of City Heights E-ACT academy, the College’s educational partner, joined parliamentarians in the House of Commons to celebrate the thousands of successful partnership projects taking place between state and independent schools across the UK.
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'State and independent schools must work together for our children’s sake'
Julie Robinson, chief executive of the Independent Schools Council, writes in The Times arguing cross-sector partnerships are key to a "levelled-up" education system.
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How is your school involved in community partnerships?
Five heads explain how cross-sector partnerships are beneficial for all.
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