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2 September 2021
Top recommended reads from writer and teacher Ian Eagleton Here are six wonderful picture books on a range of topics, from shyness to grandparents and friendships to everyday sunny days…
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Advice for schools and colleges on how to prevent and respond to reports of sexual violence and harassment between children. This is for: governing bodies of maintained schools and collegesproprietors…
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"Chief inspector Amanda Spielman says system change is needed to ensure children and young people with special needs get a better deal," writes John Roberts in TES. Ms Spielman said: “This…
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The DfE has released a new guidance document for schools to meet existing expectations for teaching early reading. This guidance: focuses on the early stages of teaching reading and the contribution of…
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Women make up 75.8% of the teaching workforce. Supporting wellness for women through huge life events such as menopause and even infertility can increase staff retention and save schools a…
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For many pupils in the UK, the arrival into primary school will be their first major opportunity to experience diversity, bringing with it the potential to meet peers, school staff and teachers…
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Parentkind have produce a blueprint for parent-friendly schools: 'Our aim in developing the Blueprint for Parent-Friendly Schools is to give school leaders and partners a powerful easy-to-use tool to facilitate long…
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Caroline Bilton has written a blog for the EEF: 'Learning to read is one of the most formative phases of a child’s school experience and it lays the foundations for…
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The DfE has published non-statutory guidance entitled, Teaching a broad and balanced curriculum for education recovery, which offers suggestions to help schools decide how to prioritise elements within their curriculum for education recovery.…
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'Differentiation is one of the darkest arts in teaching' - David Didau Mary Myatt has written a blog about the death by differentiation: 'There’s been a ton of time wasted on…
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The NSPCC’s Childline service has launched the Report Remove tool with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF). The tool will enable young people under the age of 18 to report a…
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Mental health and wellbeing support for teachers, school staff and school leaders The DfE has brought together the information about the various mental health support offers and training available to…
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