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24 October 2023
Ditching misconceptions about how the brain learns best—and following what the research really says—can help teachers better support students’ development. The video below busts these three myths... Myth 1: Tests…
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New curriculum plans and early-release lessons from Oak National Academy have been published for primary and secondary maths. All resources are being developed by MEI, who are consulting with the NCETM to…
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In this video, Pooky Knightsmith explores six simple strategies for keeping your cool and appearing calm and in control when you’re at risk of your feelings bubbling over. These ideas…
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Truly enabling EYFS areas entice children to learn and ensure they have no shortage of opportunities to do so. What is the best way to set up your early years…
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The government won’t publish data on primary school pupil progress next year or in 2025 because there are no key stage 1 SATs results to provide a baseline. The Department…
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The Department for Education (DfE) published non-statutory guidance on ensuring the safety of children in out of school settings in England in 2020. An update to this guidance was published…
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This event with RSA explores teacher experiences of youth social action in primary schools. Youth social action can play a critical role in civic learning and participation at primary schools.…
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Ofsted handbook updated Ofsted updated the School Inspection Handbook recently to include a new bullet point about about inspecting attendance on ungraded inspections. The new bullet point appears in paragraph…
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The DfE has published results data from last year's SATs, the last before they were made non-statutory. Attainment in the last set of national SATs for seven-year-olds shows a slight…
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When conflict or war makes the headlines, it can cause feelings such as fear, sadness, anger and anxiety. Children look to their parents and teachers for answers, support and comfort…
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It can be easy to feel isolated or drifting on your parental leave, particularly if you are used to the bustle and pace of the classroom. The Maternity Teacher Paternity…
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Black History Month takes place every year in October across the world. The month presents an opportunity for children and young people to learn more about Black history and to celebrate…
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