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29 October 2024
Coaching is used in education for a number of purposes. These include developing good classroom practice, developing leadership capacity and fostering wellbeing. These CollectivED Guides are free to download. CollectivED…
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Anti-Bullying Week 2024 will take place from Monday 11th - Friday 15th November, with the theme: Choose Respect. Odd Socks Day is taking place on Tuesday 12th November, with adults…
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The Curriculum and Assessment Review will look closely at the barriers which hold children back from the life chances they deserve and ensure curriculum and assessment is cutting edge, fit…
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What is affluent neglect, why do we need to be aware of this phenomenon, and how do we spot the signs? Neglect is a persistent failure to meet a child’s…
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Wellbeing Measurement for Schools modular resources were developed to support schools to design their own questionnaires and surveys to understand more about the wellbeing of their pupils. Each module collates…
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First impressions are hugely important. Get these wrong and parents won’t bother attending your school open day. An unfriendly response to enquiries will be enough to put people off before…
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Created by The Mathematical Association, the Primary Mathematics Challenge (PMC) is a fun and exciting mathematical challenge. The PMC encourages enthusiasm, boosts confidence in mathematics and shows the different way questions can be…
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The Social Mobility Commission has released an updated and expanded version of its influential 2016 report, Childhood Origins of Social Mobility. This comprehensive study examines the factors that influence social mobility in…
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Government makes significant expansion to size of attendance mentoring to get thousands more persistently absent pupils back in school. Persistent absence across the country has increased since the pandemic, with…
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This episode of the SEND Network Podcast, RDI consultant Andreja Stefulj. Andrea explores empowerment, self regulation and collaboration between SENCO, teacher and parent to support a child with SEND in…
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New “parachute payments” could help protect schools from the financial implications of falling rolls, a report has proposed. Primary pupil numbers have been dropping nationally since 2019, and secondary numbers are…
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You may know if your students can read well, but do they ‘want’ to read? Professor Teresa Cremin urges schools to focus on reading attitudes and children’s sense of themselves…
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