State school heads call for leniency in exam marking
GCSE and A-level exams should be marked more generously to mitigate against the teachers’ strike and on-going effects of Covid, ...
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A-level results: ‘What teachers have achieved for this generation defies belief’
It’s that time of year, again - A-level results. First the build-up – headline writers desperately trying to influence the ...
‘Ignoring social emotional learning is a recipe for disaster’
Whether your role is in teaching, leading, or counselling, you have likely been faced with the question of how to ...
Study reveals teachers’ concerns for secondary transition
Eight out of ten teachers are concerned that "lockdown" pupils leaving primary school this year won’t be emotionally or socially ...
Bryanston Summit: Language of catch-up ‘not in sync with how learning happens’
Talking about “learning loss” and "catch-up" in schools after the pandemic is “unhelpful” and “runs counter to what we know ...
Wellbeing: ‘Teachers’ true happiness lies in service to others’
Through HMC, SCIS, Rugby Group, BSA and many other bodies whose acronyms trip off the tongue, I speak to a ...
Exams: ‘We’re leaving nothing to chance in this penalty shoot-out’
Glenn Hoddle managed the England men’s football team between 1996-1999, taking over shortly after the side had famously lost to ...
Exam candidates with fever should not sit exams, guidance confirms
New guidance has confirmed pupils with a high temperature should not sit exams, Schools Week reports. The guidance published by the ...
Spotlight on a School: Wycombe Abbey School, Hangzhou, China
Background I was appointed to the post of founding executive headmaster at Wycombe Abbey School Hangzhou in April 2019 with ...
Loughborough Schools Foundation ready for the return of its Spring Concert
Loughborough Schools Foundation is fine tuning plans for the return of its Spring Concert at Leicester’s De Montfort Hall. The annual ...
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