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Flexible governance is key to solving MAT problems
Many trusts have proved that they are able to cope with the unpredictable – and the flexibility within their structure has...
SAM HENSON
director of policy, National Governance Association
There are no shortcuts on the road to recovery
Our Derbyshire primary-only trust’s return to school programme has attracted international attention from every phase, writes Matthew Crawford Our trust of...
MATTHEW CRAWFORD
CEO and executive headteacher, Embark Federation
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Training is key to ensuring better blended learning
Blended learning is likely to be the norm for some time, says Vikas Pota. So let’s help teachers understand what their...
VIKAS POTA
founder, Global Teacher Prize
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Pupils on the margins and how we can support them
“Children in need” is a broad term that refers to children who come into contact with social services, including those formally...
WILL MILLARD
head of engagement, The Centre for Education and Youth
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Our collective effort will make a full autumn return possible
Working together, teachers, leaders and government will make a success of this critical return to full education provision from the autumn,...
NICK GIBB
minister of state for school standards
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A surprising convergence shows teachers’ desire to rebuild better
New survey data shows divergences in the experiences of schools according to deprivation and some important convergences about what needs to...
GEMMA MOSS
professor of literacy and director of the International Literacy Centre, UCL Institute of Education
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EYFS reforms mark a welcome change of emphasis
Alison Peacock welcomes reforms that show respect for teacher expertise in their content and the way they was arrived at The...
ALISON PEACOCK
CEO, Chartered College of Teaching
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Outdoor play is key to reopening and recovery
Getting children back in school doesn’t have to mean a rush into the classroom and access to outdoor play and learning...
MARGUERITE HUNTER BLAIR AND ANITA GRANT
chief executive, Play Scotland and chair of trustees, Play England
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Investment and reform should level up our co-curricular offer
A developed co-curricular should be an entitlement in every school. A few rule changes could make an extra into a game...
Benjamin Cox
chair, Row UK
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How can we ensure teachers receive effective feedback?
Good feedback can be a powerful way to help teachers to become (even) more effective, writes Rob Coe We know effective...
Rob Coe
director of research and evaluation, Evidence Based Education
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