News
Scottish government proposes reduced use of restraint in schools
The Restraint Reduction Network (RRN) has welcomed the publication of the Scottish Government’s public consultation on draft guidance on the use of restraint in schools,…
New careers website tackles outdated stereotypes about careers in geography
Esri UK has announced a new Careers with GIS website, designed to inspire…
The 'Netflix' of education software launched by The Access Group
One of the UK’s leading education software providers, The Access Group has…
The headteacher urging kids to ditch the revision this bank holiday weekend
"Put down the revision and enjoy the jubilee."
That's the message from one headteacher who believes there is much to be gained by enjoying the festivities despite the…
West Yorkshire primary school “Borrows the Moon” to inspire children in Science
Meteorites have landed at Birstall Primary Academy in West Yorkshire.
Students at the school near Leeds have had the opportunity to get their hands on rare…
Half of UK teachers have experienced harassment by students online
Half of teachers (49%) have been the target of inappropriate use of online devices and social media by students, according to new survey conducted by classroom management and…
Features
How educational technology can transform reading for pleasure
Reading for pleasure has many benefits to a child’s education, but how has educational technology transformed how we approach it?
Reading development consultant and former Deputy Headteacher and Director of English, Ian Turner, discusses.
Why…
Wizard Theatre at the forefront of educational theatre and drama
Wizard Theatre has been at the forefront of educational theatre and drama for over twenty years, working in schools across England.
The Power of Drama
One their most significant achievements in recent years has been to introduce the Power of…
Go Sketch art teacher asks 'Is talent a myth?'
Emma Shannon from Go Sketch Club teaches art to children and adults and aims to develop young artists into self confident, imaginative and creative thinking adults of tomorrow. In this guest blog she explores the notion of talent and why many…
Arts On The Move loves making a drama out of practically anything
Why Drama?
A recent article in the Guardian newspaper supported the brilliant actor, Mark Rylance, in his assertion that there needs to be better drama and theatre provision in state schools. Timetables don’t always allow for discrete drama…
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Self Service
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Fiction as Therapy
