The future of education policy: analysing post-election language
Tom Middlehurst sorts the meaningful statements from the blather.
Tom Middlehurst sorts the meaningful statements from the blather.
Third in a series of three articles presenting highlights from discussions and debates hosted by SSAT relating to educational reform and policy-making.
Second in a series of three articles presenting highlights from discussions and debates hosted by SSAT relating to educational reform and policy-making.
First in a series of three articles presenting highlights from discussions and debates hosted by SSAT relating to educational reform and policy-making.
Anne-Marie Duguid writes about the strength of our young people following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Personalisation became an expectation that all schools would aspire to for their students
Lesley King, Chair of governors, Ormiston Venture Academy; former SSAT director Certain themes have absorbed me over the last 30 years: disadvantage and social justice; the school’s place in the wider community; the importance of arts education. Since 1996 I
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Schools want the capacity to understand how well they contribute to their pupils’ progress and attainment, and the confidence to improve it.
Alex Galvin, SSAT Senior Education Lead, writes… Back when I started teaching, assessment was pretty straightforward. Pieces of work were marked A-E and we recorded marks for certain extended pieces of work in a blue folder in the history work
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Alex Galvin, SSAT Senior Education Lead, writes… The team at SSAT are in the privileged position of visiting a large number of schools every year. We know that despite the very real challenges that schools are currently facing, day in
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