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A Guide to Early Years Learning Approaches: Montessori, Curiosity, Reggio Emilia and Beyond

 A Guide to Early Years Learning Approaches: Montessori, Curiosity, Reggio Emilia and Beyond
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted January 21, 2026

A Guide to Early Years Learning Approaches: Montessori, Curiosity, Reggio Emilia and Beyond

Choosing the right early years setting can feel overwhelming, particularly when nurseries describe themselves using different learning philosophies and approaches. From Montessori and Reggio [...]

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 Ofsted Consultation Feedback Summary: Clarity for Parents, Complexity for Educators
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted August 13, 2025

Ofsted Consultation Feedback Summary: Clarity for Parents, Complexity for Educators

In February 2025, Ofsted launched one of its most significant consultation exercises in years regarding its New Framework proposal. At its heart was a bold proposal: scrap the single-word [...]

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 AI Literacy and the Future of the UK Curriculum
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted July 22, 2025

AI Literacy and the Future of the UK Curriculum

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life and work, the conversation around its role in education is shifting. While much attention has focused on how AI can [...]

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 The Pros and Cons of AI in Education: What Schools Need to Know
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted June 25, 2025

The Pros and Cons of AI in Education: What Schools Need to Know

As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life, schools are beginning to explore how it might support teaching and learning. AI can help personalise lessons, reduce workload, and [...]

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 AI in Education – Using Artificial Intelligence to Reduce Teacher Workload
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted April 8, 2025

AI in Education – Using Artificial Intelligence to Reduce Teacher Workload

With teacher workload at an all-time high and recruitment becoming increasingly difficult, schools are looking for smart, sustainable solutions. Could Artificial Intelligence be part of the [...]

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 The Crisis in SEND Education: How We Can Fix a Failing System
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted March 26, 2025

The Crisis in SEND Education: How We Can Fix a Failing System

The UK’s Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system is at breaking point. Families, schools, and local authorities are caught in a cycle of delays, inadequate support, and growing [...]

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 Why Teachers are Leaving – The Real Reason for the Educator Shortage
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted March 11, 2025

Why Teachers are Leaving – The Real Reason for the Educator Shortage

So we are promised a changed Ofsted from September 2025, perhaps schools can also have a look at changing their approach towards staff relationships and improving the educator shortage in the UK. [...]

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 New Ofsted Inspection Framework for 2025
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted February 20, 2025

New Ofsted Inspection Framework for 2025

Back in September there was excitement about the introduction of school report cards and a long awaited overhaul of the Ofsted inspection framework. Fast forward to February and this excitement [...]

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 School Report Cards – 5 Big Questions
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted September 24, 2024

School Report Cards – 5 Big Questions

A lot has been said about single word Ofsted reports being scrapped, but we wonder how extensive the shakeup of the school accountability framework will be under this new government. There still [...]

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 Are Teacher Pay Rises Likely to Improve Teacher retention?
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted August 20, 2024

Are Teacher Pay Rises Likely to Improve Teacher retention?

The teacher pay rise introduced for this academic year is mostly funded by the government and has been welcomed by the teacher unions. Teachers have been given above inflation pay for the first [...]

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