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Learn Sheffield have issued a press release and published the report from the peer review that was carried out in May 2018. The review was led by Christine Gilbert and colleagues from Camden Learning and Birmingham Education Partnerships.

A petition has been launched to ask the government to find additional funding for education and use some of that additional funding to target areas like Sheffield, which are not receiving a fair share currently.

The final opportunities bulletin of the year (July 2018) is now available online and via email. As always, it contains a variety of opportunities for primary, secondary and special schools in Sheffield.

Mary Myatt and John Tomsett will be the keynote speakers at the Sheffield Governance Conference - 'Governance Stocktake' - on Saturday 30th June, 9.30-12.30pm at Sheffield Institute of Education, SHU, Charles Street Building, S1 2ND.

The final Learn Sheffield Leaders' Briefing of the year will be taking place on Wednesday 27th June (8.30-10.30am) at St Mary's Conference Centre. Alex Quigley is the keynote speakers with an additional update on school funding as the other main item.

A follow up article from our Chief Executive, Stephen Betts, taken from the Sheffield Telegraph. He makes the case that the government needs to find additional funding for education and it needs to use some of that additional funding to target areas which are not receiving a fair share currently.

Our Chief Executive, Stephen Betts, makes the case for fairer funding for Sheffield schools in an article taken from the Sheffield Telegraph.

Mike Fitter from Cohesion Sheffield shares some initial reflections on the Integrated Communities Green Paper from a Sheffield Perspective.