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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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Spotlight- Nick Clark

I really enjoyed talking to Nick Clark, Maths Teacher at George Eliot School, Warwickshire. Nick has been shortlisted for the […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Discovery Education Espresso Launches New Features to Engage Pupils

ESPRESSO LAUNCHES NEW FEATURES TO ENGAGE PUPILS WITH DIGITAL CONTENT EVERYDAY Discovery Education today announced new features and enhancements to its award-winning […]

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Spotlight- Brian Davies- The UK Sepsis Trust

This week, I talk to Brian Davies who is Corporate Fundraising Manager for the UK Sepsis Trust and also Director […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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How the Efficient Teacher Should Tackle the Student’s Fear of Failure

Fear of failure can overshadow many students. K C Raj has a number of strategies to help teachers help their students. […]

by K. C. Raj

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Spotlight- Solihull Academy

This blog shines a light on Solihull Academy, an Alternative Provision school in the Midlands. It relates to their episode […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Finding solutions to 3 common school problems

While no two schools are the same, there are certain core challenges that affect most schools at some time or […]

by Rhiannon Challenger

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A Warm Welcome

As we prepare to head back to teaching, Cate Knight reflects on what helped her. A smile and a friendly […]

by Cate Davies

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A Realistic Picture of Leadership

Mother, teacher, wife, leader. The life of an assistant headteacher can be chaotic. Sarah Davies shares how she’s navigating it. […]

by Sarah Davies

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Spotlight- Broadfields School

I thoroughly enjoyed talking to Robin Archibald, Headteacher and Leonie Jackson, ICT co-ordinator from Broadfields Primary School in London. I […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Reading Recharged

Reading Recharged Activities to put the spark into guided and whole-class reading By Alex Barton Refresh your approach to teaching […]

by Alex Barton

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Creating clusters: How to build a school network to save money & time

We often spend a good deal of time talking to children about the value of teamwork. Collaboration and working as […]

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Staff Wellbeing- What Can I Do?

After a number of years teaching, Annelouise Jordan knows the importance of staff wellbeing. If teachers are tired or burntout how can they give the best to their pupils?

by Annelouise Jordan

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NQT Advice 2021

When we asked Hannah Frances what advice she would give to NQTs and ECTs this year, she turned to Twitter and came up with a collaborative 'Top 5 Tips'.

by Hannah Frances

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Spotlight- Zoe Hennchen

Spotlight- Zoe Hennchen

This week on Teacher Hug Radio, Nicola Arkinstall talks to Zoe Hennchen, a Biology and Engineering teacher at Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire.

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Spotlight- Lee Parkinson or Mr P ICT, as he may be better known!

This week on Teacher Hug Radio, Nicola Arkinstall talks to Lee Parkinson - Mr P ICT about the use of technology in the curriculum and wellbeing.

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Zombies, Exam Results and a Generous Dollop of Stubbornness

During the summer holidays, Helen Witty has been watching The Walking Dead. She sees a lot of comparisons between the show and teaching.

by Helen Witty

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