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Reception teachers are consistently noticing patterns within their cohorts that cannot be ignored. Across the country, more children are starting school with delayed communication...
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With £200 million recently announced to roll out special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) training to all teaching staff as part of the recently...
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We know the government is keen for more mainstream schools to provide comprehensive support for SEND children. I’m pleased that at Launceston College we’re...
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The Teacher Development Trust has today announced that it is becoming part of the Chartered College of Teaching later this year, sharing its assets,...
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To ensure we turn evidence into impact, we need to be able to test what works and then adapt our practice in real time....
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The scope, impact and speed of artificial intelligence (AI) is unintelligible to most. For school leaders, that creates both urgency and unease. When we...
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An Edurio staff experience survey found heads of year and their middle-leader peers reported badly on physical and mental health, and it’s due to...
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Local authority leaders defied DfE pressure to swap AP free school projects for spending on mainstream provision because they know some children need a...
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The education white paper sets out the most ambitious reform to SEND provision in England since the children and families act of 2014. It...
