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31 January 2022
Public Health England have produced resources to help you teach PSHE, RHE and RSHE. The content is flexible, ready to use and has been co-created with teachers and young people.…
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What is the picture of poverty at the start of 2022, coming up to two years after a global pandemic struck? To an extent the picture is unclear: we don’t…
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On 27th January 2022 school funding statistics were released on the GOV.UK website. The publication provides statistics on school revenue funding from 2010 through to the 2022/23 financial year. Headline…
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Ofsted have released a pre-recorded webinar led by Janet Pearce, Her Majesty's Inspector, talking about CPD and how inspectors look at the way teachers are supported in their development. Click…
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Cognitive science is the study of the mental processes that we use to learn and understand information. It is a very broad field, with many higher order processes and executive…
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Would you like to know more about how to support your learners with EAL in a busy classroom environment? Do you have a learner who is new to English? If…
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We all know how the pandemic has affected all of our mental health but our children have suffered even more. Just like we need to be able to spot the…
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Meetings are supposed to facilitate strategy development, teamwork and problem solving. Meetings clearly play a huge part in team discussions. They set out to create an environment where a team can address…
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Ofsted has released a pre-recorded webinar led by Aimee Floyd who talks about attendance and how inspectors are considering and evaluating attendance during the current pandemic. Click here to access…
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The EEF’s Early Years Specialist, Fliss James, emphasises the importance of high-quality interactions for young pupils in the wake of the pandemic. The scene is a bustling nursery classroom in east…
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Mutism, where a child or young person does not speak in certain situations, such as school, is not selective. Your learner is not making an active choice. In fact, they…
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The National Literacy Trust has teamed up with award-winning author Tom Palmer to produce free resources which can be used in the classroom or at home, to help schools commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day,…
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