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15 February 2021
In this article, Claire Jones reveals how her primary school developed a consistent whole-school approach to reading that will prepare pupils for university. Overhauling the way we taught reading had…
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Reporting in TES, Amy Gibbons states that teacher trainees will be able to qualify based on progress judgements for a second year running, according to the government. In acknowledgement of…
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Death is something most of us avoid thinking about but, as an employer, it is vital to consider how you support bereaved employees. Unfortunately, this topic has become even more…
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nasen has secured further funding from the DfE to extend their work on the Early Years Resilience Development Pack for parents and practitioners. The 58-page resource has been popular with parents and practitioners…
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Times are tough for many people right now. Parents find themselves pulled in many different directions and children may be struggling being in the house for so much longer than usual. A…
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The government is considering plans to lengthen the school day to help children catch up from the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic, it has been reported in TES. Officials at the Department…
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Mental health support for children and adolescents is falling short, with young people waiting months to access help. As Georgina Bailey reports in www.politicshome.com, mental health provision must be a major part of…
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Ofsted has re-developed the Inspection Data Summary Report (IDSR) following the introduction of the education inspection framework in 2019. The IDSR contains fewer charts and is reduced in size. Due…
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How does menopause, fertility treatment and female health problems impact women teaching in educational establishments? In this interview, hosted by School SOS Radio, Bretta Townend-Jowitt speaks about the importance of school…
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Englicious provides an entirely free online library of original English language teaching resources, especially for teaching children about grammar. The library of resources includes lesson plans, exercises, videos and assessment materials.…
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Although remote education is helping to plug the learning gap during the COVID-19 pandemic, pupils’ engagement and motivation remain significant challenges for schools and parents, according to a new report. Published today, Ofsted’s…
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More than three quarters of secondary schools have accessed free period products, since the DfE launched the programme in January 2020. The roll out of free period products for all…
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