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ASCL comment in response to government press release on school funding
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders has responded to the government’s press release on keep reading
Month: April 2023
Live it
Sleep syncing – what is it and how can it help you?
Sleep plays an important role in our well-being, so it makes sense that we want to get it right – keep reading
Leadership
What is the Turing Scheme and what opportunities can it provide to your students?
The Turing Scheme is a UK government programme that provides funding for international opportunities in education, and training across the keep reading
ICT Matters
Navigating a complex IT market to get the best deal
Ian Nethercot, MCIPS, supply chain director, Probrand, explores some of the challenges holding back the education sector Education providers have faced a keep reading
News
Poll reveals cuts in school trips are hitting children in poorer areas hardest
As reported by The Guardian, a survey has revealed that children in disadvantaged areas are more likely to lose out keep reading
Management & HR
How to build an effective learning environment for EAL students
In order to manage poor behaviour schools may often take a zero-tolerance stance – but, for EAL students, this may keep reading
News
ASCL comment on Ofsted’s report on the role of trusts in school inspections
Tom Middlehurst, curriculum, assessment and inspection specialist at the Association of School and College Leaders, has responded to Ofsted’s report keep reading
Management & HR
Guidance on choosing a phonics teaching programme
High-quality phonics teaching can improve children’s literacy levels, give them a solid base which they can build on as they keep reading
Management & HR
Communicating with introverts
Simon Hepburn, founder of Marketing Advice for Schools, explores how schools can engage better with those who are introverted Read the keep reading
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What’s the true value of your time?
What’s your local primary school got in common with a Fortune 500 company? You’re forgiven if you feel stretched to keep reading