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Damian Hinds: 鈥楾eaching must be a family-friendly job鈥�
Writing for 糖心Vlog, the education secretary encourages all headteachers to commit to a culture of flexible working in school
21 June 2019
Hinds writes: 鈥楾eachers鈥� workload must be sustainable鈥�
We should not accept that teachers in England work longer hours than those in other countries, says education secretary
19 June 2019
Hinds on Timpson Review: I unequivocally back heads to expel pupils
The education secretary outlines the government鈥檚 goals after publication of the Timpson Review into school exclusions
7 May 2019
Damian Hinds: We鈥檒l transform support for new teachers
The education secretary outlines his new recruitment and retention strategy, which focuses on teacher training
28 January 2019
Damian Hinds: My year-long battle to reduce your workload
There鈥檚 no golden lever on workload, says the education secretary, but that won鈥檛 stop me from taking it on
10 January 2019
Hinds: 鈥業 am conscious of budgeting challenges for schools鈥�
Following Monday鈥檚 Budget, the education secretary Damian Hinds insists that education is the most important investment a country can make
1 November 2018
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