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Maths Champions – scale-up

10 January 2026

The EEF have relaunched Maths Champions and are working to reach more early years settings than ever before. This fully funded programme, delivered by the National Day Nurseries Association, builds practitioner…

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Podcast: What does an inclusive primary school look like?

9 January 2026

This episode considers what an inclusive primary school looks like and offers practical ideas and approaches for creating a culture of inclusion and belonging that enables every pupil to thrive…

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Removing barriers to opportunity and achievement

8 January 2026

Building on NACE’s ongoing research into how schools can provide cognitively challenging learning opportunities for all, this new publication focuses in on what this means for young people who face…

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Practical ideas for teaching oracy skills to support SLCN pupils

7 January 2026

Speech, language and communication needs are the most common SEN Support issue in schools and SLCN pupils can benefit hugely from effective oracy teaching – but how? Most children acquire…

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Podcast: Ordinary classrooms. Extraordinary inclusion

6 January 2026

Inclusion has always been at the heart of great teaching - but with Ofsted’s updated Education Inspection Framework placing it even more prominently, this feels like the right moment to pause and…

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Webinar: Prevention, necessity and proportionality – the implications of the new guidance on restrictive interventions

5 January 2026

The new guidance for restrictive interventions, including use of reasonable force in schools in England has been published and will be effective from April 2026. This guidance illustrates how and…

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Updated guidance: Restrictive interventions, including use of reasonable force, in schools

4 January 2026

The new guidance for restrictive interventions, including use of reasonable force in schools in England was released in December, and will be effective from April 2026. This guidance illustrates how…

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Flexible working

3 January 2026

Flexible working is no longer a “nice to have” or a problem to solve – it’s a strategic imperative.  Want to recruit the best employees? Be flexible. Want to reduce…

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Establishing the Child Protection Authority in England – open consultation

2 January 2026

The government is consulting on the Child Protection Authority (CPA), a national body to improve child protection. The CPA is envisaged as an expert, accurate and decisive body that makes…

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What parents value in education

1 January 2026

As part of their 'Parent Voice Project', Public First, a policy research agency, has published the first of three reports looking into how parents view the education system in England.…

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Negotiating body for school support staff

31 December 2025

Following the Employment Rights Bill recieiving Royal Assent on 18th December 2025, the School Support Staff Negotiating Body (SSSNB) will be established. It will be a statutory negotiating body for…

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Child abuse risks increase over Christmas

16 December 2025

An NSPCC news story explores findings from a YouGov survey analysing UK adults’ perceptions of the risks children could face at Christmas. Findings show one in eight adults have had…

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