Struggling schools need more governors with the right skills
Published on 27 November 2014A problem of school governor retention and recruitment is trapping struggling schools in a vicious cycle of declining quality, according to a new report.
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A problem of school governor retention and recruitment is trapping struggling schools in a vicious cycle of declining quality, according to a new report.
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