Spoiler: no! Hinds calls for Ed Tech Revolution in Schools Education Technology is something of a hobby of mine. Trying new things in the classroom is something I enjoy and, as the head of a small school that is isolated, utilising technology to the best of our ability has definitely saved […]
It’s that time of year again, July draws to a close and though we plan August, we inevitably start to think about September. We contemplate new positions and, as is only natural, we seek advice from those already in that position. I’ve been fortunate enough to have four years in […]
I’ve been thinking about this for a while now. I’m worried this will be a step backwards for equality and understanding – a short term gain that will only fuel the misunderstandings and lack of empathy. There have been excellent articles written (see links below) which outline some of the […]
I have moderated writing assessments at Key Stage 2 for at least 7 years – I’ve always jumped at the chance because: a) it’s great for your school to be certain b) it makes sense to keep up with the changes and expectations c) I always enjoy the chance to […]
I thought I would write this post whilst the launch day of the Chartered Teacher scheme was still fresh on my mind. For those who don’t know, the Chartered College of Teaching was launched last year – with the aim of giving teachers support, development and a voice. This has,obviously, […]
A new education secretary era begins – and the advent of a new education secretary alllows us to take stock of where we are and, more importantly, where we want to be. Recruitment and retention is a huge issue right now. One that impacts on education at all levels, and […]
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