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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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The Headteacher's Handbook

The Head Teacher's Handbook written by Rae Snape is 'The essential guide to leading a primary school'. A must-read for any SLT or aspiring leaders.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Nick Baker Visits Primary School to Award Prize

Nick Baker visited Warrender Primary School to award pupil with the winning certificate for his entry in the My Living World “Design a Bug’ competition.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Don’t Borrow Anxiety

Summer is finally here and the sun's shining but teachers can still feel anxious. Cate Knight challenges us to think differently.

by Cate Davies

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Bloomsbury Young Readers

Bloomsbury Young Readers are the perfect way to get children reading. This series is ideal for home and school. Including Sarah Crossan and Chitra Soundar.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Governors don’t know what they don’t know – but should they?

Jane Owens has numerous years of experience as a school governor and Chair of Governors. In this blog, she discusses why we should become governors and offers advice on what a governor should do.

by Jane Owens

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Vocab Ninja Workbooks

Vocabulary Ninja Workbooks for Ages 5-11

Made for learning at home and catch up, Vocabulary Ninja Workbooks encourage children to hone their skills and become Grand Masters of vocabulary!

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Norwich Primary School Celebrates Difference and Diversity

A Norwich Primary School is using digital technology to teach pupils about diversity and encourage them to respect difference.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Spotlight- Maxim Kelly, Laxey and Dhoon Schools

Nicola Arkinstall's show on Teacher Hug Radio celebrates those in the education sector. This week, Maxim Kelly from Laxey and Dhoon Schools.

by Nicola Arkinstall

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The School Report Parental Engagement

Parental Engagement… Do you have a plan?

Parents can become 'a school’s greatest advocate' and can be the biggest factor in another parent choosing your school. Donna from The School Report emphasises how important parental engagement is.

by Donna Moss-Seymour

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Clare Campbell Self-esteem

Self-esteem is the Key to Learning

Many children have low self-esteem but Dr. Clare Campbell sees building them up as one of the main parts of her role. Her school support one another.

by Clare Campbell

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Be Yourself

Dr. Clare Campbell has had a number of roles in education but she's always tried to stay true to herself. When she became headteacher, she didn't change.

by Clare Campbell

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Penny balance

It’s all about finding a balance!

At the beginning of her career, Penny put her all into teaching but it began to take over. It's taken her a number of years, but she's gotten better at having more of a work/ life balance.

by Penny Whelan

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Spotlight- Malton School- North Yorkshire.

Nicola Arkinstall's show on Teacher Hug Radio shines a spotlight on those in the education sector. This week, Malton School, North Yorkshire.

by Nicola Arkinstall

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Using Mozaik3D to bring Ancient Egypt to life – a case study

Glenn Carter writes about how he uses Mozaik3D in his lessons so his pupils can really understand and immerse themselves in Ancient Egypt.

by Glenn Carter

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Nottingham Pupils Take Centre Stage

Pupils from a Nottingham special school took centre stage, in a nationwide assembly which was broadcast live to hundreds of UK primary schools.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Newness vs. Sameness

Teachers are faced with an impossible task, teach the curriculum and fit everything in but at the same time shape outspoken and independent individuals. Charlotte Marshall explores this paradox.

by Charlotte Marshall

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Spotlight- Stone Soup Academy

Nicola Arkinstall's new show on Teacher Hug Radio shines a spotlight on those in the education sector. This week, Stone Soup Academy.

by Nicola Arkinstall

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