Tuesday
How the DfE’s property firm has performed: 5 key facts
It took nearly five years to secure a permanent site for one of the government’s flagship specialist maths schools, annual report reveals
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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
5 tenets of teaching and learning every teacher should know
After 33 years in the classroom, there are five things that former headteacher John Tomsett wishes he’d known about teaching and learning at the start of his career
What should Sir Martyn Oliver prioritise as Ofsted chief?
Leading education figures have their say on the issues the new chief inspector should put at the top of his to-do list
How Sir Martyn Oliver plans to fix Ofsted
In his first interview since starting his role as chief inspector, Sir Martyn Oliver details how he plans to tackle the multiple challenges Ofsted is facing – starting by delaying the return of routine inspections
Rural school buildings twice as likely to be ‘poor’
Rural parts of Scotland have a disproportionately high number of school buildings in disrepair, compared with urban areas, official figures show
Monday
Sir Martyn Oliver: Who is Ofsted’s new chief inspector?
The former Outwood Grange Academies Trust CEO has replaced Amanda Spielman as the head of the schools inspectorate
You’ve lost control of a class. Can you recover it?
All too often, there is one class where things seem to go from bad to worse – but don’t lose hope, says Zoe Enser
Saturday
Adaptive teaching: how to use ‘microadaptations’
There are two types of adjustments teachers should consider when they are planning for adaptive teaching, says Alex Quigley
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
