AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAntisemitism in Schools & Communities: A 102-year-old Jewish WWII veteran, Monty Goldstein, says England “is not the same” after recalling antisemitism in the Mosley era and warning that today’s hate crimes are hitting Jewish people “through no fault of our own.” STEM in Secondary Education: Stonehenge School is one of 15 schools picked for The Learning Partnership’s STEM challenge, using real-world engineering tasks like robotics and drones to build teamwork and problem-solving. School Arts & Fundraising: The Swan School in Oxford raised £1,151 for children’s hospice Helen & Douglas House through a student-led Pride and Prejudice musical. Ofsted Update: Haslingden High School and Sixth Form received praise from Ofsted for its personal development offer and enrichment, including support for pupils with SEND. Ofsted Follow-up: Outwood Academy Redcar was rated after a major inspection, with inspectors saying leaders are “fired up” but curriculum, teaching and leadership still need work. Cost of Living & Education Support: HMRC is sending £541 to some parents linked to the 20-week rule for Child Benefit eligibility where children are in certain education or training. Student Life & Learning Abroad: A Stanway School pupil is set to compete in the Spartan Kids World Championship in China after years of obstacle training. Community & Learning Events: Belfast’s Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann opens with a “universality” message, with 800,000 expected visitors and hundreds of music events across the week. Safety & Disruption: Drone footage shows a major wildfire at Perry Hall playing fields in Birmingham, with families warned to avoid the area while crews tackle the blaze.
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