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Food for Thought: How schools can encourage the next generation to make better food choices

With schools facing a number of challenges, including budget constraints and staff shortages, Marnie George, Senior Nutritionist at Chartwells, shines a spotlight on the importance of food education, and how schools can set children up with the tools and knowledge they need to make better choices around food and wellbeing.

Equipping TAs for the Rise in SEND: How Schools Can Benefit from the Specialist Teaching Assistant (STA) Apprenticeship

The Level 5 Specialist Teaching Assistant apprenticeship opens up a new government-funded career pathway for teaching assistants. Here’s how school leaders and TAs can make the most of this training option to help make their schools even more inclusive.

How tailored coaching training can transform whole-school cultures

Sophie Enstone, Assistant Principal Learning and Teaching, Goffs Academy, shares her perspective on her coaching journey, how it’s been integrated into her school, and offers some insights for others on a similar path.

Catch Up® Early Years research project has a positive impact on younger learners in Literacy and Numeracy.

Catch Up® has recently concluded a 3-year Early Years research project. The project sought to develop and trial Early Years specific Catch Up® Literacy and Catch Up® Numeracy resources and guidance to provide school staff with effective, evidence-based intervention support appropriate for Reception age children (older 5-year-olds), along with support resources for their families.

National competition – can your students solve the ocean plastics crisis?

University College London launches fully resourced national schools competition to tackle ocean plastics.

EUK Education – helping you inspire, educate, and inform students on STEM and career paths

EUK Education is the new home for all your STEM education and careers needs. Loaded with quality curriculum-linked programmes, lesson plans and resources, accessible funding, engaging activities plus high-quality science, engineering and technology careers inspiration, including motivating role models. Oh, and everything we offer is completely free.

Cutting-edge technology allows students to hold virtual conversations with Holocaust survivors.

Testimony 360, the new programme from the Holocaust Educational Trust uses innovative technology to bring the people and places of the Holocaust to classrooms across the UK, giving students a unique understanding of our shared history.

ASDAN’s digital future: Developing a dynamic, learner-led curriculum to empower learners with diverse needs.

ASDAN’s new CEO, Melissa Farnham, outlines a dynamic future for the charity and awarding organisation aligned to the government’s ten-year plan for education.

Safeguarding in schools: staying on top of school monitoring in the new academic year

With the rise in bullying, vaping, and security threats, each school must act to create a secure environment that ensures both students and teachers feel safe while at school. The start of the new academic year is an ideal time to put preventative measures in place, so explore your options now.