Tag: Education
What Every Teacher Needs To Know:
How To Embed Evidence-Informed Teaching and Learning In Your School
Jade Pearce is an assistant headteacher with responsibility for teaching and learning in a secondary...
Navigating the EHCP labyrinth
SEND lawyer and parent Sarah Fitzgibbons debunks some common myths about EHCPs.
According to the latest government data, there are of 1.37 million children in...
Grace under pressure
Paul Keenleyside describes methods of coaching used as a tool to support wellbeing and resilience in special school leadership
Over the last five years I...
Thousands more school and sixth form places to be created
Up to 75 new free schools including sixth forms, specialist and alternative provision settings will offer tailored support, levelling up opportunities for all.
Thousands of...
Marie Stock awarded MBE for services to education
Marie Stock, Vice Principal at The Manchester College, has been awarded an MBE for her services to education, recognising the long term, exemplary impact...
Tips for taking on a local authority
Laura Robertson-Hayes navigates communication with LAs.
No parent should have to fight for their child to receive an education. Unfortunately, many parents are acutely aware...
Expert Roundtable: How can digital learning providers make their content more...
Throughout the last year, Covid and the subsequent restrictions have led to digital learning courses becoming more and more popular with learners from all...
A Practical Guide For All Providers of early Years Education Caring...
This colourful guide to SEND has been written by an experienced early years teacher and writer, in collaboration with a parent of a child...
Dyslexia in higher education
Rhiannon Packer asks if late dyslexia diagnosis is preventing pupils from reaching their potential
Education: the human right that’s being denied
Quality schooling is a right and a necessity for all pupils, writes Andrew Hobbs