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13 March 2026
Many students' educational experiences have shaped how they see themselves, others, and the world around them. For some students, including those who are care-experienced, estranged, young carers, or who have…
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Leaders, local authorities, parents and carers frequently ask about how Ofsted deal with complaints about a school. Ofsted have produced a blog post to explain the process which is summarised below: What parents should do first …
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Life-saving allergy pens must be stocked by schools for the first time under new plans announced March 5th. The move will also see compulsory training for teachers and a requirement…
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In 2015, Professor Carlene Firmin coined the term ‘contextual safeguarding’ to describe an approach to safeguarding young people that looks at additional ‘contexts’ for harm outside of the family home…
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Over the weekend, many children would have seen the distressing news and horrifying images from the escalating conflict in the Middle East. For some this may feel especially close to…
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Benedict’s Law — the campaign to make schools safe for children with allergies — reaches a pivotal moment as peers voted on a landmark House of Lords amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing…
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Metacognitive talk sits within subject teaching. It shows up in everyday moments: when a teacher pauses to explain why they are choosing one strategy over another; when pupils talk through how…
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Watch this Bell Foundation short video on sharing stories with multilingual learners and explore how stories can build multilingual learners’ listening, speaking, comprehension, and confidence. Karen, an EAL trainer at…
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In the midst of a teacher retention crisis, this episode asks how primary schools can keep hold of their teaching staff, especially their early career teachers – with practical insights…
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How can primary schools ensure learners using EAL continue to develop the language skills necessary to fully engage with the curriculum? This free webinar will explore how leaders and practitioners…
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SENDcast welcomes Nana-Kofi Okyere, a SEN Expert/Consultant, onto the podcast to discuss ‘Navigating EHCPs: Effectiveness and Exploring the SEND Reform’. Nana shares his insights and experiences navigating the complexities of…
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Join Dr Lisa Cherry in conversation with Tracey Smith, who taught for many years in primary schools in Oxfordshire. In this conversation, Lisa and Tracey explore how liminal transitions shape…
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