Congratulations to Lorna Bradford – Secondary School Teacher of the Year!
Congratulations to Lorna Bradford – the winner of the SSAT-sponsored Pearson Teching Awards Secondary School Teacher of the Year 2015.
Blog
Raising standards or raising fears?
Bill Watkin responds to a recent New Schools Network report on the teaching of the three Rs in primary schools.
Learning to make a difference
At SSAT’s National Conference 2014, Charles Leadbeater highlighted a number of key features that must characterise schooling in the future.
Personalising to help students realise their potential
Essa Academy, Bolton, gives students real-life experiences based on their interests and levels of achievement, to foster their drive to succeed.
Caught between a rock and a hard place…
In a fourth blog about the ‘Ebacc for all’ issue, Bill Watkin suggests that there has been a slight shift in the government’s approach.
Better results from primaries set a challenge for KS3 curriculum
Smestow School saw assessing without levels as an exciting opportunity, but its new Y7 intakes were offering increased (though welcome) challenges…
School in the Cloud helps close the gaps
We recap Sugata Mitra’s keynote speech at the SSAT National Conference 2014. In it, with the help of students, he explores his school in the cloud project.
Speech by Sue Williamson on Confident and Courageous Leadership, Leading Edge Conference, October 2015
I was fortunate to work with David Hargreaves on personalising learning and system redesign. He was very scornful when anyone used descriptors for leadership. His belief is that leadership is leadership, and he would say that, of course, leaders will
Read in full
It’s time to take apprenticeships seriously
Senior Education Lead Sylvia King highlights the positive influence on your current students of former students who have become apprentices.
Quick Comment – What to do with your pupil premium funding?
A brief look at the ways in which Westminster Academy used their Pupil Premium funding.
