A period of calm and stability… and the Ebacc
Bill Watkin explores the implications of proposed cuts to non-Ebacc subjects.
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Growth mindset – teachers first
Corinne Settle reflects on a recent incident at home that has prompted her to consider her own mindset and how it effects her family.
Tackling HBT bullying: three key issues
Tom Middlehurst reflects on a recent event with Stonewall and highlights three areas that schools need to focus on to tackle HBT bullying.
Mental health: how to stop schools worrying about it
As an academy trust, you could set up your own borough-wide mental health service for young people and families, writes Rachel Nash of Maltby Academy.
A period of calm and stability – latest update
Bill Watkin considers the latest termly email from the Secretary of State and the ongoing changes in education.
In 2016, let’s look beyond our borders
iNet’s David Wylde calls on Welsh colleagues to keep abreast of changes to education in England, and countries further afield.
Co-headship: sharing the pressure and building system leadership
A recent meeting to discuss the headteacher recruitment crisis has led Kike Agunbiade to believe that co-headship could be the way forward.
Bill Watkin at SSAT NC15 – Making sense of change
At SSATNC15, Bill Watkin, SSAT’s director of policy and public affairs, gave an overview of government changes in education and some of their implications.
Archbishop Sentamu Academy release Move as One
An SSAT member school has recorded a track to raise funds for charity. Archbishop Sentamu Academy and NuSkoolMusic have teamed up to create a song to raise funds for Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), with the aim of hitting the top
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Revolutionising pupil groupings and assessment at the London Nautical School
In his SSAT National Conference 2015 workshop, Chris Waugh explained how the London Nautical School allows pupils to pick which teacher they have for English each year.
