News
COVID-hit pupils ‘should be allowed to repeat a year’
As reported by BBC news, pupils in England who have lost out on significant learning time due to the pandemic keep reading
Month: January 2021
Live it
The warning signs of burnout
Jo Steer, teacher and experienced leader of SEND interventions, discusses what burnout may look like for those working and leading keep reading
News
NEU and Daily Mirror launch Help a Child to Learn appeal with £1m for schools
In recognition of the extraordinary challenges faced by schools in England and Wales, the National Education Union and the Daily keep reading
Live it
Beating the mid-afternoon slump
Do you often lose concentration, and find yourself devoid of energy, in the afternoon? If so, you’re not alone – keep reading
Live it
The power of ‘pottering’
Kathryn Wheeler discusses how to unlock the full potential of the wellness trend that you’re probably already following – without keep reading
News
Ofsted finds pupil motivation around remote education is a concern
Although remote education is helping to plug the learning gap during the COVID-19 pandemic, pupil engagement and motivation remains a 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
School reopening plan demanded by Tory MPs
As reported by BBC news, Conservative MPs are asking the government to set out a ‘route map’ for the reopening keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Managing your school estate
Here’s some timely advice on planning and prioritising maintenance works to ensure the learning environment is safe, warm and weatherproof keep reading
ICT Matters
Is the edtech revolution sustainable?
Edtech is now a $6 trillion industry, with British schools alone investing an estimated £900m annually. Since the global pandemic, keep reading
