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Coronavirus: Worried, afraid, but our teaching heroes are not shirking from their public service duty

26 March 2020

We are worried, we are afraid – but we are not shirking from our public service duty. Paul Whiteman praises our heroic school staff for their response in face of the coronavirus outbreak and outlines ...

News: 46 results

Majority of secondary parents have enjoyed home education

3 June 2020

Many parents of secondary school students say they are enjoying this period of home education, reporting that children are under less stress and can learn at their own pace.

Secondary school leaders identify key challenges ahead of June 15

3 June 2020

The risks while travelling to and from school, managing pupil movement around the school, and ensuring social distancing are key challenges according to secondary schools preparing for June 15.

Best Practice: 36 results

Clarity, communication and flexibility: Preparations ahead of June 15

2 June 2020

As things stand, June 15 will see more students returning to secondary schools. Headteacher Phil Denton is preparing to welcome his year 10s back. He discusses his reflections, practical ...

Safeguarding and mental health: Reintegrating your pupils

1 June 2020

As school leaders welcome more pupils back into school, safeguarding will be at the forefront of planning. Bethany Eadie looks at what to cover in your staff safeguarding update so that your team ...

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The Covid-19 divide: A national strategy must be launched

4 June 2020

The impact of Covid-19 on our poorest children is going to be felt for some time to come. A national strategy is needed to reverse the damage that is being done, says Deborah Lawson

Support staff: More at risk from Covid-19?

3 June 2020

Data shows that Covid-19 is more of a risk for BAME people, those in poverty and older citizens. Many school support staff fall into these categories and yet have not featured in government ...

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