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How well do you know your school’s curriculum?

Too many schools (and their leaders) know more about pupils’ scores than what they’ve actually learned about, says Tom...

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TOM SHERRINGTON

Jon Hutchinson’s top blogs of the week 25 Feb 2019

Let our voices be heard Sam On March 15, children across the country walked out of their lessons. Why?...

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The new baseline assessment is fairer than what we have

The new reception baseline is a fairer way of assessing primary schools because it means we’ll get credit for...

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CASSIE YOUNG
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There’s no shortcut to quality relationships and sex education

Effective relationships and sex education is a partnership, and it needs an appropriate investment from government so that schools...

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LUCY EMMERSON
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Fighting for a level playfield in English and maths

Technical alternatives for those learners who don’t want to choose traditional academic routes are becoming more important than ever...

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How edtech could help schools with flexible working

The Department for Education has promised a competition for innovative edtech solutions to promote part-time and flexible working. But...

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JAMES BROWNING

Designing a Prosocial Classroom

When educators discuss the management of behaviour in schools, they often seem to fall into one of two camps:...

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We need to talk about teacher wellbeing

Developing students’ self-regulatory abilities in school is under scrutiny. But what about occupational self-regulation for those working there? What...

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STUART KIME
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New Church of England model articles – what’s changed?

New model articles should simplify and clarify the operation of multi-academy trusts with Church of England schools, says Susan...

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SUSAN NEWELL