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Absence and the cycle of disadvantage

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The release of the latest school absence data (bit.ly/uked14nov20) from the Department for Education in

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Underperforming schools need more support to avoid downward spiral

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Research published by University College London

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Talking Chemistry when “Working Scientifically”

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Using scientific language when working scientifically.

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You want impact? Verbal Feedback is the answer

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When you know something works and really has ‘impact’, you make the time.

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Book: About our Schools by @brighouse_tim & Mick Waters via @CrownHousePub

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“Our exam system is ‘shot’ and needs to be replaced”

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Should EAL be a Priority for Primary Schools?

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Supporting pupils where English is an additional language in schools.

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Book: Education – The Rock and Roll Years by Les Walton via @CriticalPub

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A northern perspective on a lifetime of learning, teaching and leading – By Les Walton

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Researchers find that primary school tests have little effect on children’s happiness and wellbeing

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Study compares pupils taking tests in England, to those who do not in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.

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Book: The Headteacher’s Handbook by @RaeSnape via @BloomsburyEd

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A must-read guide to being a primary headteacher. By Rae Snape.

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Are you the one who stops the creativity in your classroom?

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Making your primary classroom an enjoyable and creative place. Article by Wayne Chalmers.

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@OfstedNews publishes research review on music

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Simply ‘doing’ music is not enough

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Finding the Freedom to Teach

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Tuition, coaching, instructing.

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Mathematics research review – @OfstedNews publishes guide for a high-quality maths education

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Ofsted has published the third in a series of reviews into different subjects across the curriculum.

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Book: Obstetrics for Schools by @RMacfarlaneEdu via @CrownHousePub

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A Guide To Eliminating Failure And Ensuring The Safe Delivery Of All Learners

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Religious Education research review – @OfstedNews publishes guide for a high-quality RE education

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Review refers to 3 different types of subject-specific knowledge that pupils learn in RE

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