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CONTENTS


Teaching Today December


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Main Feature

Budget 2011/12 – what it means for you ..................................16


Teaching Today online

Remember, you can now browse through each edition of Teaching Today online on the NASUWT website.

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News

Behaviour call to MPs ................................................04
Rural schools at risk.................................................05
Top accolade for creative Kelly ......................................07
Class size cap welcomed...............................................08
New publications .....................................................09
Championing state education...........................................13
Pay and conditions national frameworks at risk........................22
School leaders up for the challenge ..................................27
Challenging homophobia screen success.................................33

Conferences round-up

New teachers facing financial timebomb ...............................25
The Global Classroom..................................................28-29
Empowering black and minority ethnic teachers ........................32

Features

Arts & Minds: Showcasing young people’s talent .......................14
Cuts hitting hard.....................................................18-19

Puzzles

Win £100 general knowledge crossword .................................34
Sudoku puzzles .......................................................34


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