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Q&A with Ofsted: Small schools and the inspection framework

13 February 2022

In this free open webinar, chaired by Aimée Tinkler, the Chartered College of Teaching will offer a chance for dialogue with Mike Sheridan and Lee Owston from Ofsted on the…

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Updated: The EEF’s ‘Improving Literacy in Key Stage 2’ guidance report

12 February 2022

The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has published an updated version of their guidance report: Improving Literacy in Key Stage 2. The latest edition includes brand new models to support teachers…

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Ofsted webinar: what happens after an inspection?

11 February 2022

Ofsted has released a pre-recorded webinar led Janet Pearce, Her Majesty's Inspector, talking about the inspection report and what happens after an inspection. Click here to access the webinar via…

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Individual approaches needed to improve attendance

9 February 2022

In a new report, Securing good attendance and tackling persistent absence, published on 7th February 2022, Ofsted has stated that appropriate individual support for disadvantaged children, including those with special educational needs…

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Protecting children from emotional abuse

9 February 2022

NSPCC Learning has updated its information on protecting children from emotional abuse. The web pages cover: the impact of emotional abuse and recognising, responding to and preventing emotional abuse. NSPCC…

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High challenge, low threat

8 February 2022

We are a challenge seeking species. We all know someone, and it might even be us who spends some of their downtime working on a crossword, doing a sudoku, a…

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Ofsted webinar: disadvantaged pupils

7 February 2022

Ofsted has released a pre-recorded webinar led by Shaun Jarvis, Her Majesty's Inspector, who talks about the educational achievements of disadvantaged pupils. Click here to access the webinar via YouTube.

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Children’s experiences of legal but harmful content online

7 February 2022

NSPCC Learning has published an insight briefing highlighting the experiences of young people who have viewed legal but harmful content online. The briefing uses insights from Childline counselling sessions and…

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Inclusive Recruitment

6 February 2022

What is Inclusive Recruitment? Inclusive recruitment is the process of connecting with, interviewing, and hiring a diverse set of individuals through understanding and valuing different backgrounds and opinions. Inclusive recruiting…

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Ofsted: What to expect on a primary deep dive – some guidance for subject leaders

6 February 2022

This blog looks at the way Ofsted inspects education, from early years to schools and the further education and skills sector. It will update you on developments and feature current…

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Avoiding Teacher Burnout

5 February 2022

The teaching sector is under enormous pressure and so many teachers are leaving as a result of this. Toria Bono from Tiny Voice Talks chats to Steve Waters about "Avoiding…

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Better together: building positive relationships between parents and teachers

4 February 2022

Sarah Mullin, deputy headteacher and parent, discusses how teachers and parents can work together to do the best for young people. 36% of teachers said they felt that relationships with…

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