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More than 11,500 children go missing from education in the space of one year
More than 11,500 children in England went missing from education over the course of one year, many with “particular ...
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Articulating the impact of your school or subject curriculum
You have designed, implemented and reviewed your curriculum, all based on the Ofsted research. Now to prove it is having ...
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Only 3 in 10 state schools have an oracy strategy
Oracy teaching is only embedded across the curriculum in a third of state schools, while only 3 in 10 have a whole-school ...
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Student loan reimbursement could keep 2,100 teachers teaching
A student loan reimbursement scheme could boost teacher retention to the tune of around 2,100 teachers a year, a study has ...
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Three-quarters of school trusts preparing to cut costs this year
Financial pressures, inclusive education, and addressing the school attendance crisis have been revealed as the top ...
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The ABC of equity: A three-pronged approach to school attendance
Continuing his focus on attendance as part of his series on equity in schools, Matt Bromley considers a three-pronged ...
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Getting attendance right: Eight things schools can do this term
Attendance is everyone’s responsibility according to the recent statutory guidance and it continues to be a core focus for ...
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Are teachers stressed in your school?
Education Support has long worked with SecEd to bring wellbeing advice to our readers. As a new term begins, Emily Kenneally ...
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After the riots: Proactive safeguarding tips
The recent riots may have left pupils feeling concerned and unsafe. Elizabeth Rose advises how schools can discuss difficult ...
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Will the Autumn Budget finally fund education?
After plenty of warm words from politicians and with the Autumn Budget looming, Daniel Kebede pleads with the government to put its money where its mouth is on education Image: Adobe Stock This ...