Academies & MATs
The Wellspring way: the importance of identity, independence and collegiality
Within the education sector, there seems to have been a push towards uniformity – perhaps driven by the concept that keep reading
Month: April 2018
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April 2018
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Management & HR
Cash-strapped primary school considering scrapping hot school meals for pupils
CREDIT: This story was first seen in Coventry LIVE A primary school is making a last-ditch attempt to continue providing keep reading
Money Talks
£5m to tell parents to sing rhymes and read to youngsters
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Metro Ministers have earmarked £5m to help mums and dads prepare their keep reading
Management & HR
School plans to shut at lunchtime on Fridays to stop teachers from 'burning out'
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Independent Time out will allow staff to develop an ‘exciting curriculum’ without ‘burning out’, keep reading
News
EEF publishes guidance to help develop pupils' metacognative skills
The EEF has published new guidance for teachers to help them to improve pupils’ ability to plan, monitor and evaluate keep reading
News
SATs preparation overtaking children’s lives, finds NEU/TES joint survey
NEU/TES joint survey examines the time students are spending on SAT preparation – concluding that it’s overtaking their lives Three-in-10 (30%) keep reading
News
One in five children exhibit tendencies that could lead to later wellbeing or mental health issues
Almost one in five children aged 7-14 exhibit tendencies that could lead to wellbeing or mental health issues later in keep reading
News
Mental health counselling in primary school could offer a six-fold return on investment
Mental health counselling in primary schools could offer a six-fold return on investment, benefiting children’s economic future and creating savings keep reading
Leadership
The capacity to lead
Leadership comes in many guises, and there are many different styles, but all leaders have one thing in common – keep reading