The Curriculum Conversation The Curriculum Conversation The last thing history needs is more revolution History teachers already have the tools to drive improvement. We mustn’t jeopardise that in the quest to modernise JL Dutaut 3w Michael Fordham 3w The Curriculum Conversation How to avoid a managed decline of art and design The review’s evidence that art and design are thriving masks concerning statistics and some very real weaknesses in our… JL Dutaut 1mo Michele Gregson 1mo The Curriculum Conversation How to embed oracy as the national curriculum’s ‘fourth R’ Weaving oracy through all subjects can be focal point for breathing new life into the curriculum as a whole…. JL Dutaut 2mo Geoff Barton 2mo The Sector’s Manifesto Manifesto 2024 Four policies to make long-term political planning the norm The next government’s mission should be to redefine education for the next 80 years, not the next five or… JL Dutaut 11mo Carl Ward 11mo Manifesto 2024 Changing perceptions of Alternative Provision – one MP at a time Politicians are typically ignorant of AP so we invite them to spend a day with us to challenge their… JL Dutaut 12mo Charlotte Barton 12mo Manifesto 2024 Six policies for the ‘hidden’ children with health needs Out of sight and often forgotten, pupils whose health keeps them out of school need better support JL Dutaut 12mo Cath Kitchen 12mo The Lockdown Diaries The lockdown diary Testing times Emma Marshall opens her lockdown diary to reveal hope for young people’s futures amid testing times for schools JL Dutaut 4y EMMA MARSHALL 4y The lockdown diary Vax on. Vax off. Ian Thorssteinsson opens his lockdown diary to reveal it’s been another week of resilience-building in education leadership JL Dutaut 4y IAN THORSTEINSSON 4y The lockdown diary Hope amid despair Gerry Robinson opens her lockdown diary to record the past week with year 10 poetry still echoing in her… JL Dutaut 4y GERRY ROBINSON 4y
