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Justine Greening named new Education Secretary
EB News: 14/07/2016 - 12:09
Justine Greening has been named as the new Education Secretary as Prime Minister Theresa may reshuffles her cabinet.
Greening will take over from Nicky Morgan, who is among a number of high profile ministers axed by May within her first 24 hours on the job.
Greening was previously Secretary of State for International Development and has been the MP for Putney since 2005. Greening’s appointment marks the first time an openly gay Minister has been appointed to the Cabinet.
The government has been urged to ensure every school can meet the needs of children and young people with acquired brain injury (ABI), following the publication of the government’s consultation on SEND reform.
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A poll from the DfE's Teaching Vacancies service has shown that school culture and values (66%) are the single biggest factor teachers consider when choosing their next role - ahead of location (55%) and pay (47%).
One hundred schools and colleges have now installed their Great British Energy-funded solar panels, with 250 schools due to have their installations completed by summer.
The shortlist for the 2026 Education Business Awards has been unveiled, shining a spotlight on the outstanding achievements and dedication of schools and academies across the UK.