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21 December 2021
The government is increasing the amount of funding allocated to disadvantaged pupils for 2022/23. The rate for primary-aged pupils eligible for free school meals, or who have been eligible in…
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The Government is asking former teachers who have the skills and time to return to the classroom to sign up to be part of the national effort to support face-to-face education in…
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Funding is available to support schools facing significant staff absences and financial pressures with the costs of staff cover for the period from 22nd November 2021 to 18th February 2022.…
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Leading a subject is a tough job. Initial Teacher Training (ITT) prepares teachers to teach but as soon as the induction period is completed, teachers often take on the leadership…
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Ofsted have released a pre-recorded video delivered by Dan Lambert, HMI, in the South East region, who talks about the types of evidence that inspectors will look at on inspection.…
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Did you know that children and young people who live with disabilities are more likely to experience violence and abuse than non-disabled children? One in every 20 children has a…
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Ever spent too long on a Powerpoint presentation, quit a project or found yourself going over an essay for the tenth time? Perfectionism creeps into every facet of our lives.…
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Support KS2 children in expanding their writing skills by teaching the responsible use of emotive language, says Sue Drury. ‘Emotive language’ refers to word choices that are intended to get…
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Ofsted have released a pre-recorded video delivered by Dr Jasper Green, HMI, Subject Lead for Science, on how thinking about the science curriculum can support pupils to catch up. Click…
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While the long-term effects of school closures are not yet known, this year’s report says that nearly all children in England have suffered as a result of restrictions and repeated…
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Affluent neglect refers to the neglect experienced by children in wealthy families. Often, neglect in wealthier families can be more difficult to spot, as the type of neglect experienced by…
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Aidan Severs has collated a whole set of questions to ask when learning about people, events and periods of time. They are based on the History National Curriculum. The questions…
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