News
SEND support ‘offered after exclusion’
As reported by BBC news, thousands of children with special educational needs were only offered support after they were excluded keep reading
Month: November 2020
Live it
Building empathy
We all have the ability to be empathetic, but how can we make sure that we’re tuning into this innate keep reading
Finance
Managing school finances in a period of uncertainty
Paul Leigh, chief financial officer at Focus-Trust, explains why it is crucial that school leaders engage with the financial challenges keep reading
News
Mass testing considered in Welsh schools
As reported by BBC news, all pupils and students could soon be tested for coronavirus, the Welsh government has said keep reading
Live it
Getting back into fitness after a break
Personal trainer Jemma Thomas shares her top tips for returning to exercise after a break CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
Finance
Donation, Donation, Donation
Schools have long used fundraising for extra-curricular activities, but with budgets being tighter than ever, could crowdfunding also be used keep reading
Management & HR
Closing the disadvantage gap
Dominic Smalles, an assistant headteacher at a secondary school, discusses the disadvantage gap in schools CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
News
Unions comment on public sector pay freeze
The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union have responded to remarks made to the media keep reading
ICT Matters
What impact has this year had on edtech use in schools?
Now that we are a few months further into the pandemic – and into our second lockdown – Al Kingsley keep reading
Uncategorized
Turning a health and safety nightmare into a dream
When the worst happens to your school building, what do you do? What policies do you have in place? What keep reading