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<description>The Enterprise Network would like to offer primary teachers an opportunity to apply to be part of the second phase of the enterprise network programme.</description>
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<description>&quot;Budgets are tight and school staff already have more than enough work on their plates. One option, then, for head teachers who need more hands on deck is to recruit volunteers to help with anything from reading programmes to redecorating the library.&quot;

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