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Catering for Every Pupil’s Needs

One size never fits all when it comes to catering provisions within a school. Allergies, intolerances, and personal or religious […]

by Emily Stuart

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Bringing The Classroom To The Great Outdoors

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM DAY To celebrate Outdoor Classroom Day on November 4th, Percussion Play is highlighting the benefits of outdoor music for students. […]

The Digital Divide and My Students

The digital divide has been a talking point for years now but has anything changed?Sammy White shares the obstacles her […]

by Sammy White

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Feeling A Bit Stagnant?

Although there may not be an opportunity for a promotion at the moment, Orla Carlin writes about how you can always be prepared for when one comes up.

by Orla Carlin

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Liverpool School Wins Free £10K Playground from Playforce

One lucky school in Liverpool has won a free playground worth £10,000 courtesy of the UK’s leading playground company, Playforce. […]

Succeeding As An English Teacher

BLOGS, NEWS The ultimate guide to teaching secondary English The ultimate guide to teaching English in a secondary school, this book […]

3 Quick and Interesting Ways Nursery Rhymes Support Infant Cognitive Development

We all love a rhyme and a sing-along tune, but did you know World Nursery Rhyme Week 2021 is coming […]

by Debbie Woodliffe

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From Techno-snore to Techno-score

My Journey into the World of EdTech Kat Cauchi never really had an interest in STEAM when she was younger […]

by Kat Cauchi

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The Walk: New Digital Resources Teach Children About Refugees

The Walk With Amal: Discovery Education Partners With Good Chance Theatre To Teach Children About Refugees ‘Little Amal’ – a […]

Pupils Go Digital to Celebrate Black History Month

Pupils at a Sussex primary school are using dynamic digital content to celebrate Black History Month and expand their understanding […]

Taking the Leap from Lawyer to Primary School Teacher

The Dare Be Podcast Greg talks to Rob Firth who transitioned from a well-paid and clearly laid-out profession as a […]

by Grégoire Lemaitre

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Starting at the Deep End- a month into my PGCE

After the first month into his PGCE, Tom (SENDISaundersRE) reflected on how it went and offered top tips that helped him the most.

by Tom Saunders

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Spotlight- Lansbury School

This blog shines a light on Lansbury Lawrence Primary School in London. You can listen to his episode of ‘Spotlight’ […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Playforce Launches its Biggest Competition ever with free £10k Playground

One lucky school could win a free playground worth £10,000 courtesy of the UK’s leading playground company, Playforce.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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CASE STUDY: NEXUS & WARRINGTON LOCAL AUTHORITY

When a headteacher from Warrington received a letter from Nexus Education offering £1000 to their school group, simply for attending a NeXworking event with education solution providers, they thought it sounded too good to be true. So they called Keith, former headteacher and secretary to the Warrington Headteachers’ Group, asking him to find out more.

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Spotlight- Hartshill School

This blog shines a light on Hartshill School in Warwickshire. You can listen to his episode of ‘Spotlight’ on Saturday […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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What Type of Leader Will You Be?

As ever, Penny is open and honest about her teaching journey. In this blog, she shares her leadership style, what […]

by Penny Whelan

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The Law Gives Teachers Responsibilities, Powers and Authorities

Do you know what they are? Some early career teachers or even teachers with more experience don’t always know the […]

by Alan Newland

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