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02-10-2018

Learning is Not Just Measurable. It’s Emotional.

Do you have a student or students in your class who are a little behind? Don't let them remember you as the 'witch'. Lois Letchford recalls what type of teaching her son connected to and still remembers.

by Lois Letchford

27-09-2018

#EDUFOOTYAID CHARITY FOOTBALL MATCH RAISING MONEY FOR MIND

#EduFootyAid is a new charity football event raising money for Mind, the country’s leading mental health charity. What makes #EduFootyAid extra special is that all the players are primary school teachers.

by Sam de Lange

26-09-2018

LEWISHAM TEACHER RECEIVES GOLD AWARD FROM TOP BRITISH ATHLETES

A Lewisham teacher has received a national award from two top British athletes after helping his pupils to be more active...

by Damien Challenger

25-09-2018

Schools Benefit From Working Together – A MATter Of Fact

More MATs are recognising the need to implement a complete asset management solution, in order to deliver against the Education Funding Agency financial efficiency guideline levels.

by Damien Challenger

24-09-2018

There's a Reason we don’t Delve too Deep in the Past

Inspired by a recent NexEdBlog from Amy Knight, Ms Glynn wrote this piece delving in to her feelings behind depression and anxiety.

by Ms Glynn

21-09-2018

Baasit Siddiqui launches Let's Pitch It Workshops

Baasit Siddiqui explains how he is using his 10 years teaching experience, and Channel 4's Gogglebox fame, to launch his Let's Pitch It workshops in schools across the UK.

by Baasit Siddiqui

21-09-2018

Engaging with New Pupils and Dealing with their Anxieties

Were you, as a teacher, nervous for the start of year? This feeling of anxiety can be worse for your new pupils. They may have never been to the school and not know anyone. Here, Sue Atkins, renowned 'Parenting Expert', gives some top tips to help them settle.

by Sue Atkins

20-09-2018

NQT Tips – Having a Connection With Your Students

In week 3 of this NQT series Renaldo talks about having a genuine connection with children in your classroom and […]

by Renaldo Lawrence

19-09-2018

Outdoor Learning & Being a Camp Counsellor

What are the advantages of outdoor learning? Sarah McCabe shares her views and experiences from working as a camp counsellor this summer.

by Sarah McCabe

18-09-2018

Teacher / Mum – A New September

Another blog to go with our mini series on working parents. We know that being a teacher means you already love kids but when Deborah became a mum so was reminded that each of her pupils is someone's 'baby'.

by Deborah McClean

17-09-2018

3 Weeks Ago I Felt Suicidal

Another highly emotional and personal piece from one of our bloggers. Amy wasn't sure whether to upload it but she said 'even if it just helps one person feel like they're not alone, it's worth it!'. Inspiring, thought-provoking, emotional...

by Amy Knight

14-09-2018

The impact of word retrieval difficulties on children’s speech, language & communication development

It's 'on the tip of my tongue'. How do we support children (or adults) who struggle to access words whilst speaking or writing? Jayne Carter explains..

by Jayne Carter

13-09-2018

NQT Tips – You Can't Conquer The World In A Month

It's week two of Renaldo Lawrence's '12 weeks of NQT Tips' exclusively produced for Nexus Education. This week Renaldo explains how you cannot conquer the world in your first month!

by Renaldo Lawrence

12-09-2018

CPD (Continuing Professional Development)

How do you enter into CPD if your school doesn't have the time or money to provide it for you? Emma Davis shows the ways she does it and explains if it is even worth it.

by Emma Davis

11-09-2018

Mathematics GCSE, 2018

This year's GCSE grading was a big upheaval for everyone. Chris Hook argues that while she is extremely capable and her maths students did well, they still had no idea where the grade boundaries had been set until results day. We don't have this in any other profession so why are pupils and teachers expected to guess?

by Chris Hook

10-09-2018

EdTech Teacher Training Programme

Neelam Parmer discuss how she goes about creating an effective edtech training programme. As discussed with Nexus Ed before, a key factor is getting the teachers you wish to train on board with your ideas.

by Neelam Parmar

08-09-2018

Flexible Seating – Can it Work?

Flexible seating? Can it work? Adam Watkins blogs about how he got his pupils to 'buy into it' and how he set up their ground rules. As he describes, is it not worth a try?

by Adam Watkins

05-09-2018

Overcoming the Odds: Outsider to Oxford (Part II)

Following on from last weeks fantastic blog, part II of this story is equally inspiring.

by Lois Letchford

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Learning is Not Just Measurable. It’s Emotional.

#EDUFOOTYAID CHARITY FOOTBALL MATCH RAISING MONEY FOR MIND

LEWISHAM TEACHER RECEIVES GOLD AWARD FROM TOP BRITISH ATHLETES

Schools Benefit From Working Together – A MATter Of Fact

There's a Reason we don’t Delve too Deep in the Past

Baasit Siddiqui launches Let's Pitch It Workshops

Engaging with New Pupils and Dealing with their Anxieties

NQT Tips – Having a Connection With Your Students

Outdoor Learning & Being a Camp Counsellor

Teacher / Mum – A New September

3 Weeks Ago I Felt Suicidal

The impact of word retrieval difficulties on children’s speech, language & communication development

NQT Tips – You Can't Conquer The World In A Month

CPD (Continuing Professional Development)

Mathematics GCSE, 2018

EdTech Teacher Training Programme

Flexible Seating – Can it Work?

Overcoming the Odds: Outsider to Oxford (Part II)

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Learning is Not Just Measurable. It’s Emotional.

#EDUFOOTYAID CHARITY FOOTBALL MATCH RAISING MONEY FOR MIND

LEWISHAM TEACHER RECEIVES GOLD AWARD FROM TOP BRITISH ATHLETES

Schools Benefit From Working Together – A MATter Of Fact

There's a Reason we don’t Delve too Deep in the Past

Baasit Siddiqui launches Let's Pitch It Workshops

Engaging with New Pupils and Dealing with their Anxieties

NQT Tips – Having a Connection With Your Students

Outdoor Learning & Being a Camp Counsellor

Teacher / Mum – A New September

3 Weeks Ago I Felt Suicidal

The impact of word retrieval difficulties on children’s speech, language & communication development

NQT Tips – You Can't Conquer The World In A Month

CPD (Continuing Professional Development)

Mathematics GCSE, 2018

EdTech Teacher Training Programme

Flexible Seating – Can it Work?

Overcoming the Odds: Outsider to Oxford (Part II)

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