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20 May 2024
The DfE has created a template to support schools to publish a summary of their music development plan on their website. All schools should have a music development plan, as…
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The Geographical Association is running a new competition for pupils to get involved and explore their creativity and geographical knowledge by creating a 3D model. The theme is 'My Local…
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The Education Endowment Foundation recently released a fascinating blog which explores the connection between cognitive science principles and retrieval practice. Below is an extract from the blog: You are sitting…
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The Chartered College of Teaching has produced a report on teacher professionalism, 'Revisiting the notion of teacher professionalism - A working paper'. This report aims to redefine what the Chartered…
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The Sutton Trust's 'School Funding and Pupil Premium Report 2024' reveals a worsening picture of school funding with growing staff cuts along with reductions in spending for a range of…
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) and Ofsted have recently published a thematic review looking at how education, health and care partners work together to commission and oversee alternative provision (AP). Ofsted and…
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A review of Ofsted’s single-word judgements is among a series of recommendations that the Education Committee has issued to the inspectorate and the Government in a new report. The report…
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The DfE has updated ‘Ensuring a good education for children who cannot attend school because of health needs’ to reflect changes to related policies, including behaviour in schools, and school…
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The DfE released a consultation on 19th December on the draft guidance they have produced for schools and colleges about gender questioning children. The consultation is seeking views on the…
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Since 2019, there has been a significant change in history teaching, emphasising the crucial role of sources in acquiring knowledge. It's important for teachers to distinguish between sources and evidence.…
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The government has launched a consultation on setting minimum service levels in schools in the event of future industrial action by teachers. This is known as the Strikes (Minimum Service…
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NRICH, a trusted provider of free problem-solving resources and teacher support, is launching the Problem-solving Schools programme. NRICH’s core mission is to develop confident, resilient problem-solvers who value and enjoy working…
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