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22 April 2024
The UK Trauma Council’s new live webinar series provides expert insights into important trauma-related areas affecting children and young people. The first webinar in the series is free: Thursday 16…
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Many autistic young people experience mental health issues. Every autistic pupil is different so it’s really important to get to know the individual and understand techniques to support their wellbeing…
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Inspectors found that leaders have been keen to improve the quality of education in RE. However, evidence shows that there has been little progress since Ofsted’s last subject report in 2013. The…
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Together for Childhood is an evidence-informed place-based approach, bringing local partners and families together to make communities safer for children. As part of this, Together for Childhood works with children…
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Charities are calling for the government to continue providing free period products in schools. The Department for Education (DfE) said that "the scheme is currently running until July 2024" and…
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From the start of the 2024 to 2025 academic year, it will be mandatory for schools to share their attendance data with the Department for Education (DfE). The guide to mandatory…
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The standards and testing agency has published guidance for the administration of the multiplication tables check (MTC) this summer. Schools must administer the check within the 2 week period between…
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The DfE has updated guidance relating to data protection in schools. This is relevant to maintained and academy schools. The section on handling other information rights requests has been updated…
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Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE) is designed to help schools and colleges identify concerns early, develop the right relationships with other professionals, and support them to put appropriate processes and…
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Forest School is a concept first established in Denmark in the 19th century, it came to the UK in the 1990s and is now an established part of many schools’ curriculum.…
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Positive Gypsy, Roma and Traveller characters in children’s books can inspire and engage young readers. The Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE) carries out annual research into representation in…
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Hear directly from Ofsted about their approach to inspections of small primary schools. In this webinar, inspectors explain how they consider the context of a small school, and the opportunities…
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