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Education Management News is a free service to Primary School Managers which delivers two or three news stories a week including:

Information on latest government grants
Free reports on school management and administration based around the idea of improving school efficiency. Please click here to see a report recently offered to the newsgroup.
News items that could be highly relevant to your school, but which you might have missed as they didn’t make the main pages of the TES, Guardian and similar educational publications.
Occasional items offered for sale but at specially discounted prices just for subscribers of the group.

Subscribers to Education Management News receive one or two short emails a week, each focussing on one topic only - a free resource, a government announcement, a novel way to implement new policy, a new training programme for managers and administrators, etc.

As a starter, when you apply for your membership (which of course is completely free and without any obligation to continue) you will also receive a copy of the article “Raising Morale in the School Office”. This article notes that very few schools have any policy in place to ensure that the school’s administrators are happy in their work. They may appear so, until one suddenly says, “I’m leaving – I just can’t do this any more”. The article has been highly praised for highlighting an issue that has previously been ignored – the issue of just how the school administrators feel about their work within the school.

To subscribe to the Primary School edition of Education Management News all you have to do is click here Sign up You can stop your subscription at any time and we guarantee never ever to pass your email address on to anyone else.

What’s more, if you think any of your colleagues would be interested, they too are welcome to subscribe. There is no restriction on how many people can subscribe within your school - and you can of course subscribe from your home or your school email address, whichever is the most convenient. If you have any questions you can email me, Tony@schools.co.uk and I’ll do my best to answer. Alternatively you can call me on 01536 399 000.