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Yearly Communication Archives: 2025

EXPIRED Consultation: Musbury Primary School – proposal to change the age range

The First Federation Trust is proposing to extend the age range of Musbury Primary School from 5-11 to 2-11 years of age. The proposed implementation date, if the proposal is approved, is estimated to be from 2 June 2025. For further information on the proposal and how to respond to the consultation, please see: Musbury Continue reading →

EXPIRED Honiton Primary School: Proposal to change the age range

As previously notified, a pre-publication consultation was held from 16 January 2025 to 13 February 2025 on a proposal to change the age range of Honiton Primary School from 3-11 to 2-11 years of age from 22 April 2025. Three responses were received in support of the proposal. Following consideration of the responses received, Devon Continue reading →

Devon Education Services bulletin for schools and academies

View the February bulletin from DES covering training, CPD and current news. Don’t forget to subscribe to receive future issues.

EXPIRED St Michael’s C of E Primary Academy – proposal to change the age range

St Christopher’s Church of England (Primary) Multi Academy Trust is consulting on a proposal to change the age range of St Michael’s Church of England Primary Academy, Exeter from 5-11 to 2-11 years of age. The proposed implementation date, if the proposal is approved, is estimated to be 01 September 2025. For further information about Continue reading →

EXPIRED Consultation: Exwick Heights Primary School proposal to change the age range

The Governing Body of Exwick Heights Primary School is proposing to extend the age range of Exwick Heights Primary School from 3-11 to 2-11 with effect from September 2025. Exwick Heights Primary School is committed to meeting the needs of their local community by providing inclusive and high-quality education. As part of this commitment, the Continue reading →

Honiton Community College: Notification of DfE decision on proposal to close Sixth Form

Following a recent consultation on a proposal to change the age range of Honiton Community College from 11-18 to 11-16 through a phased closure of the sixth form, the Department for Education has now formally approved the Ted Wragg Trust’s application to close the sixth form.  Current Year 13 students will be the final cohort Continue reading →

SWIFT and LSSW NPQ Applications | Spring 2025

SWIFT Teaching School Hubs in partnership with Leading Schools South West are inviting applications for the following NPQs for the Spring 2025 cohort: Teach First Programmes 2024 – 2025 Executive Leadership Early Years Leadership Senior Leadership Leading Literacy Leading Primary Maths Leading Teacher Development NIoT Programmes 2024 – 2025 Headship Headship Coaching Offer SENCO Leading Continue reading →

Online support sessions for young people transitioning to adulthood

Throughout the year, Devon County Council and partners are hosting a series of online support sessions designed to provide valuable advice and support for young people transitioning into adulthood. The sessions will cover a range of essential topics, including: The differences between adult and children services, and the support they provide Training and employment opportunities Continue reading →

31 January 2025

National Education Nature Park

The National Education Nature Park is a free, fully resourced programme for all nurseries, schools and colleges in England. It empowers young people to improve their educational site for nature by participating in real scientific research and being involved in decision-making. It aims to support the curriculum, promote outdoor learning, upskill educators, improve wellbeing, tackle Continue reading →

EXPIRED SEND conference – reduced price tickets!

To support Devon’s SEND transformation programme, and our collective commitment to improving outcomes for children and young people with SEND in Devon, we are offering reduced price tickets* for all attendees in 2025. We hope this supports you to prioritise both your leaders of SEN and SENCo’s to attend, enabling wider collaboration, sharing of best Continue reading →

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