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By Ryan Crawley, 24 Jan 2020
It would be perfect to hear from your administration, “Congratulations on having the new baby! Take off the next three months at full pay!” Of course, we all know that does not happen in education. However, there are little changes here and there that should lead the way to bigger and better...
By Ryan Crawley, 24 Jan 2020
Everyone has heard of maternity leave for women as it is quite common for all occupations. The new mom, after she has given birth, will take some time off from her job to heal up and make sure the new baby has a good first couple of months or so. The maternity leave can last as long as three...
By Alan Peters, 24 Jan 2020
About one in fourteen young people are educated privately and, if the Labour Party is able to enforce its promise, those students will soon be swapping their prep, beaks and Fives for homework, teachers and football. Because, after years where the private sector has largely been left alone, it is...
By Alan Peters, 24 Jan 2020
The temperature is falling; summer is but a fading memory lost under the invasion of the new school year. Choirs are working hard; nativities are being planned. The nights are drawing in, and football clubs are ending earlier. It might still be Autumn, but Christmas is coming. It is...
By Curtis Dean, 24 Jan 2020
Learning how to play the guitar would require time and dedication. You need to put your time on it and you also have to consider purchasing a guitar that has a great quality. There are a lot of things that you need to learn as a beginner. But first, you have to put in your mind that being a...
By Lucy Manole, 24 Jan 2020
Hackers are increasingly targeting student email accounts, shared computers, and internal networks in schools in order to commit identity theft and other crimes. No wonder, the list of colleges in the database maintained by PrivacyRights.org Data Breaches keeps growing year by year. Cyber...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
The government is always at pains to remind people that the number of schools judged to be ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted is on the rise. It uses this point to claim that it has overseen an improvement in education since 2010. The numbers don’t lie, but it is another statistic that has been...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
Lesson observations… we all know why we have them in schools, of course, but maybe it’s about time we considered what we actually get out of them – and how we could get more from the process. Teachers are used to the notion of being observed, right from their early days of training. Observations...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
Research recently published by the Sutton Trust has shown that more than a quarter of secondary pupils in England and Wales now get private tuition outside school. The reasons for the increase are multi-faceted. It could be a result of the increased demands of reformed GCSEs and A levels. It...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
You cannot underestimate just how important it is for a school to have a strong vision and ethos. However, it’s all too easy for the likes of a vision, an ethos or a mission statement to be something that exists in name or on paper only. These are the sorts of things that become a part of a...
