SSAT National Conference 2017 film
Watch feedback from delegates, speakers and exhibitors from the two days in Manchester. SSAT National Conference 2017: Illuminating learning took place on Thursday 30 November and Friday 1 December 2017.
Blog posts by: Matthew Smitheman
Bringing the wow factor into the classroom environment
Bright colours, clever use of space and interactive technology have a positive impact on student learning and help innovative teaching.
An evidence base and a collaborative spirit can boost outcomes for all young people
Samuel Ward Academy Trust aim to have a balance between autonomy and accountability across their MAT. We spoke to Chris Dale, Director of Teaching and Learning and Research School at the MAT, about their approach to embedding a more ‘balanced,
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How are you building relationships with your students?
Why are relationships neglected in teaching and learning? They’re crucial.
Schools’ role in young people’s mental health – understanding, acceptance and inclusion
SSAT relationship manager Matt Smitheman reflects on a recent visit to High Arcal School.
The importance of arts in educating young people
Matthew Smitheman, SSAT, writes… Recently there have been a number of voices adding weight to the argument of the absolute importance of arts in educating young people. Deda Say Mitchell, author and journalist, wrote in her recent article ‘It’s clear
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