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How to stop doomscrolling
Is the news sucking you into a never-ending ‘doomscroll‘ at the moment? Kat Nicholls shares some advice to help you keep reading
Month: March 2021
Money Talks
Free schools: a decade on
A decade ago the first free schools opened with fanfare, and a promise to transform England’s education system. But it keep reading
Leadership
Pencilling in time for yourself
Laura Williams, of L J Business Consultancy, on why scheduling time for your wellbeing is as important as all the keep reading
News
SEND support is ‘postcode lottery’, says EPI
The Education Policy Institute has warned that the pandemic is likely to have “exacerbated existing problems” with identifying children with SEND keep reading
News
School accountability leads to increased stress levels, says UCL
Two-thirds of teachers in England reported feeling accountability-related stress compared with less than half of teachers globally The results have been published keep reading
Live it
Learning to apologise authentically
How can we ensure that our apologies have real meaning? With help from psychotherapist Ruth Parchment, we explore what makes keep reading
Blog
Is the education system discriminating against black pupils?
A thinktank has claimed that a two-tier education system unfairly discriminates against black, working-class children A report by the Institute of Race keep reading
Leadership
Leading as an introvert
An introvert’s acceptable levels of interaction differ drastically from those of an extrovert – but this doesn’t make them any less capable 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
Catch-up tuition not helping poorest pupils, says NAO
As reported by BBC news, the government’s programme to help pupils who have missed school time catch up may not keep reading
