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Catch-up scheme needs ‘rocket boost’, says children’s commissioner
Socially disadvantaged pupils’ futures are at risk of an interruption to their education if catch-up scheme is not improved, says keep reading
Month: February 2021
News
Heads warn against ‘grinding out hours’ in summer catch up
As reported by BBC news, head teachers’ leaders have warned against “gimmicks” in plans to help pupils in England catch keep reading
News
Education organisations set out principles for fair assessment
A set of principles to ensure that students are assessed fairly following the cancellation of exams in England has been keep reading
Leadership
Persistent school leadership problems
Jen Barker and Tom Rees discuss the use of ‘persistent problems’ as the purpose for school leaders’ work CREDIT: This keep reading
Blog
How has Gavin Williamson survived – part two
Following on from the first part of our analysis, Sean Coughlan, BBC News education and family correspondent, explores how, after keep reading
News
Discovery Education help children stay safe online
New digital resources help primary schools observe Safer Internet Day and promote the safe use of technology Discovery Education is proud keep reading
Leadership
What kind of leader are you?
Whether you are leading a small group or a large organisation, the leadership style you implement can greatly impact the keep reading
Money Talks
Funding gap puts special needs teaching at risk
A 2014 law raised the number of children local authorities must support, and now nearly all are spending money they keep reading
Management & HR
Communications that bring parents closer
Schools are closer than ever before to their parents as a result of the pandemic. It’s time to cement that keep reading
News
Digital divide ‘locking children out of education’
As reported by BBC news, disadvantaged families are being “locked out” of education as they cannot afford the costs of keep reading