Workshop | Internal alternative provision: principles and pitfalls of effective practice

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A numbers game

Research Director Jenna Julius shares the latest data on the impact of falling primary numbers on schools. The baby boom of the early 2000s created a large demographic bulge in the number of pupils in English state schools. Over the last 15 years this has meant that scho...

/Help-and-Advice/Primary-education/Primary-Accountability/A-numbers-game 01/08/2023 11:02:24

Part one | Staff supply, recruitment and retention, CPD strategies and Talent Management

Part one | Staff supply, recruitment and retention, CPD strategies and Talent Management  The material in this section is linked with the following section of the Increasing Capability Content Area    NPQEL (Leading several schools) Learn how to: Learn about:...

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Part four | Leading across several institutions

Part four | Leading across several institutions Introduction The way that the curriculum areas and assessment objectives are set out by the DfE for the NPQEL qualification compartmentalises the key aspects of the executive leader role. In reality one of the key attributes...

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Breakfast clubs in primary schools: a no-brainer?

By Annette Montague, Chief Education Officer, Greenwood Academies Trust What’s not to like? Of course, all parents will be attracted to the principle of having childcare available at their child’s school.  If you stop anyone in the street and ask, ‘Do you think having free ...

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Breakfast clubs: February 2025

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ASCL responds to Education Policy Institute’s report on post-pandemic learning loss

Julie McCulloch, Director of Policy at the Association of School and College Leaders, responds to a report from the Education Policy Institute, which shows maths outcomes for primary-aged pupils remain below pre-pandemic levels.

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April 2024

30 April 2024 (including funding and the pension grant, education cuts, Now Teach announcement, financially motivated sexual extortion guidance, Ofsted's Big Listen, June checking exercise webinar, ASCL Council elections, Primary Conference) 26 April 2024 (including s...

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ASCL comment on Education Secretary’s plans for new school-based nurseries

Pepe Di’Iasio, General Secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, comments on Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson’s speech to the Labour Party Conference, where she announced that new school-based nurseries will start opening next year.

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D is for dividend: how should we structure the sector to better improve outcomes?

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