Bridging the social class gap in educational outcomes
Professor Becky Francis highlights a number of key issues to consider when utilising Pupil Premium funding.
The SSAT National Conference 2015 focused on the two principles that underpin all excellent education systems: quality and equity.
If each individual school, and our society as a whole, is serious about social mobility then we have to continue to close the gap while raising the overall quality of teaching and learning.
Professor Becky Francis highlights a number of key issues to consider when utilising Pupil Premium funding.
Watch and read as former National Pupil Premium Champion John Dunford explores ways to effectively use Pupil Premium funding.
Philip Hutchinson, a student at Landau Forte Academy Derby, calls on schools to believe in every single student.
Emily Twist, a student of Landau Forte Academy Tamworth, passionately calls for an end to meaningless tick-box teaching.
Megan Lawrence, a student at Bedford High School, answers the question ‘Are schools getting in the way of education?’
Michael Hardy, a student at North Liverpool Academy, answers the question ‘Are schools getting in the way of education?’
An interactive recap of Dr. Russ Quaglia’s mainstage presentation on student voice and aspiration at the SSAT National Conference 2015.
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.
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.
An excerpt from Amjad Ali’s intriguing account of his experience at SSAT NC15.