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How has Covid impacted on early years education?
New research sheds light on the key areas of concern for EYFS teachers when schools returned in the autumn
Early Years
29 April 2021
Podcast: The challenge of creating a new curriculum
Leaders at a school in Saudi Arabia explain how they created a new curriculum that fits the nation’s Vision 2030 strategy
Leadership
27 April 2021
My Best Teacher podcast: Clare Balding
The TV presenter and author opens up about her schools days and her journey from shoplifter to head girl
My Best Teacher
16 April 2021
The DofE Award demonstrates the value of self-discovery
The pandemic has made activities such as the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award more relevant than ever before to children’s wellbeing and overall development
Secondary
16 April 2021
Pupil premium changes: Useful or just more paperwork?
Do the new templates and the research evidence to justify pupil premium spending make sense, asks Dan Worth
General
9 April 2021
Covid: The edtech project that trained 10,000 teachers
The impact of an edtech programme that sprung into life in the pandemic has been clear to see. The hope now is it can continue this into the future, in classrooms and the corridors of power
General
7 April 2021
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