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How COVID is pushing the disadvantage gap further apart
As a headteacher, I’ve seen badly housed pupils arrive tired and hungry. Now the gap between them and their peers keep reading
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Teacher wellbeing at work only ‘moderate-to-low’
Recent studies have shown that most teachers love their work and enjoy making a difference – however, according to research keep reading
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Dear Gavin Williamson, schools spread COVID
Michael Rosen chokes back feelings of despair and rage in this open letter after his own three months in intensive care keep reading
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Inter-school collaboration
Inter-school collaboration can be mutually beneficial and help all parties flourish – but how, exactly? We asked our readership about keep reading
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Addressing the knowledge and skills gap in careers education
For students, and soon-to-be graduates, entering the world of work can be a daunting prospect. While many schools do offer keep reading
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Does the zero-tolerence approach to behaviour management work?
More teachers are rejecting ‘cruel’ school culture, and opting for ‘trauma-informed’ behaviour management, based on children’s emotional needs CREDIT: This keep reading
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Why councils need more money for SEND provision
The system was in crisis before the pandemic. With a few decisive steps, ministers could start to repair the damage keep reading
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SEND opinions: one size does not fit all
Dr Neville Brown defends the cost of private provision for dyslexic students at his school, Evan Bayton calls for better keep reading
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Poorer pupils face ‘two-year catch up post-lockdown’
Children from poorer families did at least one hour less learning a day compared with those in richer families, the keep reading
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Stay at home superheroes
Laura Williams, of L J Business Consultancy Ltd, discusses how to navigate the new working from home routine and why keep reading