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Headteacher "brain drain" as more teachers take up posts outside the UK
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Recruitment and retention
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According to Gwen Byrom, president of the Girls' Schools Association and outgoing head of Loughborough High School, the UK could struggle to recruit senior teachers as more take up posts abroad. By Caroline Henshaw, Tes.
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'The SEND support system doesn’t just need more money to function properly'
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SEND
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Dr Bernard Trafford, a writer, educationalist, musician and former independent school headteacher, discusses the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) support system which, he argues, "requires root-and-branch review". Tes.
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Christmas maths puzzles - can you solve them?
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General education
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Scotland's education and deputy first minister has set some maths puzzles for 10-year-olds in a bid to inspire more enthusiasm for the subject. But can you solve them? By Henry Hepburn, Tes.
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The Daily News Summary will return in 2019
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Message from ISC
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The Daily News Summary will be taking a break over the festive period, with today's DNS (21 December) being the last of 2018. Normal service will resume on Wednesday 2 January, 2019.
From everyone at the Independent Schools Council, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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The Independent Schools Council (ISC) monitors the national and educational press in order to keep independent schools up-to-date with relevant education news. The DNS is a service primarily for schools in membership of ISC associations, although other interested parties can choose to sign-up. We endeavour to include relevant news and commentary and, wherever possible, notable public letters. Where capacity allows, we may include links to ISC blogs, press statements and information about school or association events. News stories are selected based on their relevance to the independent sector as a whole. Editorial control of the DNS remains solely with the ISC.
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Members can contact the ISC if they know in advance of news, letters or opinions that are likely to feature in the media, or are aware of existing coverage which they would like to see featured in the DNS.
Headlines and first-line summaries are written by the ISC with the link directing to the source material. You should read and comply with the terms and conditions of the websites to which we link.
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