Review: A Curriculum of Hope by Debra Kidd

Michael Fordham finds a book that challenges some of the poor thinking around curriculum, but is limited by its...

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Opinion

The new OECD study that could improve early intervention

As the OECD publishes its first early learning study, Caroline Sharp looks at what we’ve already learned and how...

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CAROLINE SHARP
Opinion

10 steps to prepare for coronavirus

The Covid-19 situation is rapidly evolving. Hayley Dunn presents ten key points to keep coming back to as the...

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HAYLEY DUNN
Opinion

A perfect storm threatens disadvantaged schools and pupils

The government must reconsider how it targets resources in order to support our most vulnerable pupils, says Natalie Perera...

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NATALIE PERERA
Opinion

Time for an alternative perception of alternative provision

A dramatic rise in pupils being diagnosed with special educational needs means many schools are facing significant challenges. We...

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Opinion

Pause Ofsted? We need to accelerate it

A recent experience with Ofsted has convinced Daniel Wright that we should be working to strengthen, not to undermine,...

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DANIEL WRIGHT
Feature, News

COVID-19 school closures: the disaster that will put edtech to the test

Edtech firms have been quick off the mark to offer their systems as palliatives for school closures. JL Dutaut...

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Helena Marsh’s top edu blogs of the week, 02 March 2020

Hacking memory, non-negotiables, promoting women into leadership, questioning as a leadership tool and the campaign to pause Ofsted are...

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Research-Informed Practice

Maria Cunningham is impressed by a book that’s sensitive to the principles of good CPD and thoughtful implementation When...

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