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Assessment in the time of Covid
How have you, your team and your pupils responded to the past 18 months? David Dunn, deputy head academic, Ballard…
10th June 2021
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The evolution of entrance exams
The pandemic has tested schools and teachers as never before. Yet, despite the challenges of the past 15 months, the…
24th May 2021
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What can the latest data tell us about students’ attitudes to school and learning in the independent sector?
For much of the past academic year, teachers have been understandably concerned at the effect the pandemic would have on…
10th May 2021
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Attitudinal issues could be affecting pupils’ wellbeing and performance, finds mass study
As the pressure on students to succeed increases, governments, schools and parents have become more concerned about the effect they…
5th April 2019
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Thousands of girls are struggling with reading, experts warn
Hundreds of thousands of girls are struggling with the written word and have reading ages up to four years behind…
5th November 2016
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Treasure can be hard to spot
Professor Michael Barber warned back in 1996 that there would be a swathe of young people who would, were interventions…
16th January 2016
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