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13 September 2025
The Chartered College of Teaching are offering the chance to participate in a free, year-long course as part of their Rethinking Curriculum project. This is a unique opportunity for primary…
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Public First and Impetus calls for ‘a rethink on school absence and how it’s managed’ in their new report. Key findings: Not attending school every day has become the new…
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AI in education has advanced rapidly over the past year, but teachers remain divided on its role in the classroom. The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has sparked excitement, uncertainty…
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Childnet's free annual ‘Online Safety Calendar’ offers engaging ways of incorporating online safety advice into the curriculum. Updated for the 2025/26 academic year the poster also has links to awareness…
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Ofsted has set out a renewed approach to education inspection that will give parents better and more detailed information, is fairer on professionals, and – crucially – will help raise…
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The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (the Act) became law 3 April 2025. It is commonly known as Martyn’s Law. The act will make individuals working at premises and events responsible…
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Heads and teachers have reported their schools are less calm and orderly, while parents are now less likely to support school behaviour policies, according to a government survey. The Department…
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In July, new guidance was published on teaching writing from reception to the end of KS2. On Tuesday 30th September, 4:00pm-5:00pm the DfE are running a webinar for leaders. Hear…
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Education Support are offering Professional Supervision across England thanks to funding from the Department of Education. This is a confidential and professional service, offering space for school leaders to reflect…
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More than two in five teachers feel like they are “cheating” when using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for core teaching tasks, a new survey has found. A YouGov survey commissioned by EdTech…
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The Department for Education has named the first 21 of 90 new integrated behaviour and attendance hubs set to open in September. And former behaviour tsar Tom Bennett and former…
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Governors say they need more support on the issue of children being school-ready, with the government making it a top priority. Four in 10 governors are not aware of how…
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