Are you working 59 hours a week? 'Radical action' needed to tackle teachers' long working hours One in four teachers work more than 59 hours a week and many work in the evenings and at weekends according to a study involving data from more than 40,000 teachers in England.The University College London (UCL) research uses data collected ... Encouraging talking in the classroom Many students can be reluctant to speak in lessons but talking confidently is a key skill that we must be encouraging. Adam Riches looks at how we can help young people to find their voicesIf we were to ask pupils about the most daunting tasks in ... The parents who misuse and abuse social media The best way to deal with inappropriate social media use by parents is to proactively set expectations, and to be clear on how you will respond to incidents of abuse or misuse. Kaley Foran offers her advice, including on what you can do if an issue does ... Funding pledge: We’re not out of the woods yet Boris Johnson’s £14.5bn funding package offers no immediate relief and will still leave many schools facing financial challenges in the immediate years ahead. Pete Henshaw looks at the recent funding pledgesThe school system in England “still has ...
Research analysis: Getting the most out of homework 18 September 2019 What does the educational research say about the merits of homework and about how we should be ...
Keeping your early career teachers 18 September 2019 Amid the challenges of teacher recruitment, the retention of early career teachers has become ...
Keeping Children Safe in Education: Important changes for the new school year 18 September 2019 The new school year has seen some minor – but important – changes to the statutory ...
Supporting children through crisis moments 17 September 2019 When a young person with mental health or wellbeing issues faces a crisis moment, there are ...
Are you working 59 hours a week? 'Radical action' needed to tackle teachers' long working hours 18 September 2019 One in four teachers work more than 59 hours a week and many work in the evenings and at ...
The cost of school uniform continues to be a burden for parents 18 September 2019 Parents of children eligible for free school meals (FSM) are more likely to have been asked by ...
Joint union letter asks DfE for 5% pay rise for 2019/20 18 September 2019 A letter demanding a five per cent pay rise for teachers has landed on the desk of education ...
Funding pledge: We’re not out of the woods yet 11 September 2019 Boris Johnson’s £14.5bn funding package offers no immediate relief and will still leave many ...
Three tenets of effective Pupil Premium practice SecEd's September Best Practice Focus eight-page pull out section looks at three tenets of ...
Get your pupils ready to learn with Rombi The innovative wooden blocks of the Rombi puzzle help to sharpen minds and alleviate feelings of ...
Guide To: Meeting your career duties SecEd’s Guide To meeting your statutory careers guidance duties looks as the requirements schools ...
Research Insights 2019: Evidence-based best practice SecEd's Research Insights articles, published in conjunction with the NFER, offer in-depth, ...
You can’t be what you can’t see 17 September 2019 There are now more girls than boys taking science A levels but we cannot let our on-going focus on ...
Change Starts With Us: Anti-Bullying Week 2019 10 September 2019 We have collective responsibility to reduce bullying and this year’s Anti-Bullying Week is ...
Apply to become an examiner Sponsored 10 September 2019 Apply to mark papers or moderate coursework with AQA, and join the thousands of people we ...
Workplace wellbeing toolkits 10 September 2019 Mental health charity Mind has launched toolkits for schools to help promote better wellbeing ...
Road Safety Week 10 September 2019 Last year 14,254 children were killed or injured on British roads – an average of 39 a day. ...
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