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Academies now than there certainly was 20 years ago when the film came out. today im heading to the national football museum to speak to three women who work in football. theyve all got pretty different reasons as to why they are such big fans of the film. the film turns 20 this month but it still feels so classic and timeless. what is it, do you think, that gives it the timeless feel? there are so many elements that are still true today, no matter where you played it, you played for and who you...

Almost three in 10 teachers say their school declared a Covid outbreak last term, and around half reported having tested positive since January

NASUWT vows to 'mobilise' its members for industrial action if the government fails to 'restore' teacher pay, joining the NEU in putting strikes on the table

A teacher who is unlikely to work again as a result of being assaulted by a pupil received a £850,000 payout from his academy trust last year, a union revealed

Government claims about the effectiveness of academy trusts is under investigation by the UK Statistics Authority following a National Education Union complaint

An academy trust set up by a former education minister has won a £4 million contract to boost pupils' interest in Latin

Claims by a Conservative MP that teachers broke lockdown rules with after-work drinks in school staff rooms have been branded 'insulting' and 'offensive'

Shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson was heckled at the National Education Union conference as she spoke about Labour's plans to reform Ofsted

While inaugurating Northeast Indias first-ever Flying Training academy in Assams Lilabari, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said that the Northeastern region will get 15 more flying academies in the second phase and Arunachal Pradesh will have one flying academy.

New Delhi [India], April 11 (ANI/SRV): Indian Football Association Futsal Academy announced the launch of 10 centres across West Bengal namely Ramp No