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18 September 2023
Anna Freud in collaboration with the co-founders of the PEARS family school have developed an introductory course on how to work collaboratively with parents and carers individually or in parent groups. …
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Teacher Development Trust (TDT) has collaborated with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) to produce a new free guide for school leaders, “Understanding AI for School: tips for…
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View these free webinars from CollectivEd1, Leeds Beckett University, which offer a range of insights from research and practice to help refine coaching for teaching, for school improvement, for inclusion.…
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The DfE have revised Prevent duty statutory guidance for England and Wales. The revised version was published on 7th September 2023, with key changes coming into force on 31st December.…
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Chris Russell, National Director for Education at Ofsted, has written a blog to explain that the increase in parental complaints to Ofsted this year has not triggered more 'snap' inspections.…
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Headline facts and figures 2021/22 There were 6,495 permanent exclusions in the 2021/22 academic year. This figure is an increase from 3,900 in 2020/21, however this included a period in…
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The government has confirmed a two-year plan to boost quality and equal access to PE and sport. The School Sport and Activity Action Plan will support teachers and schools to…
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Headline facts and figures - 2023 KS2 SATs data These statistics cover the attainment of year 6 pupils who took assessments in summer 2023. These pupils experienced disruption to their…
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There are some conversations you’d probably rather not have, particularly if it means delivering unpleasant news, discussing a delicate subject, or talking about something that needs to change or has…
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Making teaching an attractive career matters, most obviously to schools and their immediate communities, but also to those preparing the next generation of teachers, to researchers trying to throw light…
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Anyone working in education knows the challenges of staff retention. In this webinar, Nic (from GEC) will focus on staff well-being and belonging – and the importance of theoretically putting…
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A new inquiry by the Education Select Committee is investigating the current state of teacher recruitment and retention, the main factors causing difficulties, and the impact on students. In response…
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