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Creating an enabling nursery environment is essential. It plays a key role in children’s learning and development across the early years.
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In the fast-paced world of education, we want to help parents make sure their children have a good and safe time learning online.
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Embarking on a career as a supply SEN (Special Educational Needs) Teacher involves supporting students with diverse disabilities and learning needs, like autism, learning difficulties, or emotional disorders.
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Though fewer people read poetry than novels, it can help students learn in more ways than you might imagine.
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Starting your new career as a Teacher in a Primary school or Secondary school can be daunting for many Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs). As an Early Career Teacher (ECT), you are likely to face many challenges in finding a teaching job that best suits you, your lifestyle, and your experience.
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The ingenious approaches of science fiction have a big impact on children and young people for a number of reasons. Navigating the vagaries of childhood and adolescence can be tough for any student, never mind having to worry about academic concerns like grades and homework.
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The ingenious approaches of science fiction have a big impact on children and young people for a number of reasons. Navigating the vagaries of childhood and adolescence can be tough for any student, never mind having to worry about academic concerns like grades and homework.
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For those who have never been affected by disorders, it’s easy to form misconceptions around them. “It’s just an eating disorder.” “Eating disorders are a choice”. “Men don’t get eating disorders”. For people living with eating disorders, however, such misconceptions can not only be demoralising — they can be extremely dangerous, too.
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Talking about politics in the classroom has always been controversial. Some teachers flat out refuse to engage. Potentially, a single step out of line could lead to a disciplinary, parental anger, and even social media outrage. So it’s understandable why politics in the classroom is often questioned and rejected by teachers.
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Thanks to increasing acceptance, awareness and improved support networks within the education system, many children with autism are able to access their education via a mainstream setting.
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With tech taking over almost every aspect of our lives, now it is education that is seeing the benefits of tech in teaching. Edtech in the UK is already starting to filter through to the classroom — especially in independent schools.
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Recruitment targets not met. Unsuccessful bursary schemes. Alarming retention rates. What can be done to answer the teacher recruitment and retention crisis?
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The Government published its plan for mental health care in schools for 2019, but do the plans go far enough?
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Creating an enabling nursery environment is essential. It plays a key role in children’s learning and development across the early years.
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The success of Singapore’s education model is the envy of many in the developed world. Top of the global charts for international tests, this Southeast Asian economic powerhouse has created an efficient system that shapes gifted students into highly-skilled workers.
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Finland has one of the most successful education systems on Earth but what makes it so successful? Read our blog to find out what the UK can learn from Finland’s education system.
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Japan has one of the most successful education systems in the world, as well as one of the most unique. But can its methods for attaining academic excellence work in British schools, or are the cultural differences between the two nations too vast to broach?
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This seems to be the first question Overseas Teachers ask after they have sorted out the logistics of moving to London. We have asked two of our Overseas Teachers about choosing London and then choosing where to live within London.
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So you’ve made the immense move to London, the children have all imitated your accent and you’re starting to make friends, life’s looking pretty sweet, right? Well for those that feel the sting of missing home now and then, this blog will help you stay on track whether you’re living the big overseas experience dream or simply trying something new.
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With over 120 Primary, Secondary and SEN schools you will not be lost for work, Wandsworth also offers easy access to Merton, Lambeth and Richmond, so if you don’t want to work in Wandsworth, it doesn’t mean you can’t live there.
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The 10th-largest city in the UK has much to offer teachers who are seeking a fresh start in a new location. In our latest city guide, we look at why Richard III’s resting place is much more than an outside bet.
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Camden has over 100 Primary, Secondary and SEN schools with excellent transport links via tube and bus making this an excellent location for teachers to live or teach, or both in the borough.
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If you want to be part of one of the most enterprising, savvy and hard-working cities in the country, you have to go to Leeds.
Continue reading Ealing has over 100 Primary, Secondary and SEN schools making this an excellent location for teachers to live or teach, or both in the borough.
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Greenwich is a South East London borough with good transport links via the tube, bus and trains so ideal for commuting in and out of.
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Croydon is one of the largest London boroughs, located south of the River Thames. This borough has grown and grown and is now considered one of London’s leading business, financial and cultural centres with offices, apartment blocks and shopping centres popping up all the time.
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As people in Manchester will tell you, they do things differently there. Spend more than a few hours in the city amongst its 2.7 million people and you’ll see just how.
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