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How has addiction affected education?
The education sector is one that’s often misrepresented. How? We’re told from a very early age that we should be…
16th June 2021
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The impact of the pandemic on marking and feedback
Bags for life full of exercise books, dog-eared essays in manila wallets and hours spent writing painstaking comments on pupils’…
14th June 2021
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How the new RSE curriculum can help schools celebrate diversity
Children are naturally open-minded learners. They are curious about the world but have not yet developed the biases that we,…
10th June 2021
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Applicaa releases digital bursary management platform Bursary+
Widening participation is a key area for the independent school sector and bursaries have long been the means by which…
7th June 2021
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‘Self-confidence, agency and risk-taking have taken a hit’
I was teaching a class of Year 7s this week and, despite the lifting of the masks rule early in…
7th June 2021
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Strengths-based coaching: the movement transforming schools
There’s a revolution in progress. Those that have fully committed to embedding a quality coaching programme across their school are…
4th June 2021
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Take me to your leader
Studyflex is an established management consultancy with a wealth of experience across the UK and Europe. Our strength is in…
3rd June 2021
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Revolutionary times
Questions from a civilised audience listening to national experts in their field are seldom a surprise. The speaker is good,…
2nd June 2021
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Going it alone
We see our role as much more than just putting food on the plate. We know it’s about working with…
1st June 2021
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It is time we recognise teachers are professionals, not workers
Since the 1980s, the process of increasingly saturating schools with inflexible curricula and didactic management structures has changed the face…
1st June 2021
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