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Tuesday

2nd Jan 2024

The power of ‘purpose’ to change students’ lives
As a new year begins, a multi-academy trust CEO reflects on the capacity schools have to inspire and engage communities
Moulding lives cobblers shoe mould

Saturday

30th Dec 2023

How schools have made time for the 32.5-hour week
Heads and trust leaders reveal the changes they have put in place to ensure that their schools adhere to the government’s upcoming minimum school week length
Making watch

Friday

29th Dec 2023

Should you share your personal life with your pupils?
Would you talk to your pupils about your sexuality? Your health issues? Your additional needs? Meet the teachers who do...
Open book

Wednesday

27th Dec 2023

6 ways to progress your career without going into SLT
A teaching career doesn’t have to be a path to headship – it can lead in all sorts of directions, says Zoe Enser

Saturday

23rd Dec 2023

Flexible working: four ways to make it a reality in schools
How can schools embrace more flexible working? Grainne Hallahan speaks to leaders to find out how they are implementing it successfully in their settings
flexible working

Wednesday

20th Dec 2023

Northern Ireland Sendco workload ‘insurmountable’
Children with special educational needs are being ‘failed’ by inadequate funding and a lack of access to specialist support in Northern Ireland, educators warn
SEN support: Sendcos in Northern Ireland schools face 'insurmountable' workload, educators have warned
How global citizenship links the local and wider world
Global citizenship expert Ndulamo Malumbela explains five key ideas for schools exploring this growing area of learning
How global citizenship links the local and the big world beyond

Tuesday

19th Dec 2023

Improving climate change teaching is a must for 2024
After COP 28, it’s clear how important lessons that engage and inspire on climate change are, says Professor Geraint Jones
Improving climate change teaching is a must for 2024

Monday

18th Dec 2023

Where should a teacher start with ChatGPT?
AI will not make you a better teacher but it will reduce your workload, freeing up time to focus on teaching and learning, explains Alasdair Monteith
ChatGPT as a geography teacher - where to start and what to ask?
Let’s make a noise about the quiet revolution in teacher training
After 38 years in schools and trusts, Sir Ian Bauckham reflects on how much has changed for teachers – and why training reforms bring optimism for the future
Let’s make a noise about the quiet revolution in teacher training
‘Sir Tim Brighouse loved, cherished and respected teachers’
Sir Tim Brighouse died last week. Ed Dorrell writes about the legacy Sir Tim leaves for rebuilding the education system
'Sir Tim Brighouse loved, cherished and respected teachers'

Friday

15th Dec 2023

Why Christmas festivities in schools are worth the effort
You might find yourself muttering ‘Bah, humbug!’ when it comes to Christmas activities at your school – but they can have a positive impact that outlasts the festive season
Santa classroom