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Passing NQT Year during the Coronavirus Pandemic

 Passing NQT Year during the Coronavirus Pandemic
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted January 20, 2021

Passing NQT Year during the Coronavirus Pandemic

It was a difficult year for teachers to train during the 2019/2020 year with the academic year being cut short by the pandemic and subsequent lockdown. Nonetheless most trainees managed to [...]

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 Impact of Covid 19 on Recruitment and Retention of Teachers
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted December 17, 2020

Impact of Covid 19 on Recruitment and Retention of Teachers

One of the most striking effects of Covid 19 on Recruitment and Retention of Teachers has been the vast number of Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) that trained during the 2019/2020 year that have [...]

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 The Benefits of Outdoor Learning
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted October 30, 2020

The Benefits of Outdoor Learning

The benefits of outdoor learning for the personal and social development of children and young people should not be underestimated. Sadly, many inner city schools do not have the required outdoor [...]

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 Career progression for Teaching Assistants – Gain HLTA Status
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted October 14, 2020

Career progression for Teaching Assistants – Gain HLTA Status

Have you ever covered a class as a Teaching Assistant? Often TAs cover classes in the absence of teachers, which is in addition to their agreed responsibilities and they still get paid the same [...]

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 Fast Track Teaching Qualification
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted September 23, 2020

Fast Track Teaching Qualification

We have previously looked at the different routes into teaching, which typically take 1 academic year to complete through the PGCE or School Direct. There is a fast track to gaining qualified [...]

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 The difference between Ofsted Ratings “Requires Improvement” and “Outstanding”
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted September 1, 2020

The difference between Ofsted Ratings “Requires Improvement” and “Outstanding”

Teachers often insist that they will only take employment in an “outstanding” school. Typically their expectation is that the behaviour of students will be exemplary and there will be excellent [...]

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 Mental Health Support in Schools
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted July 27, 2020

Mental Health Support in Schools

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s charity has donated £1.8m to mental health charities, which will include funds to provide mental health support in schools. Place2Be and the Anna Freud [...]

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 Is Teaching a Good Career?
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted July 8, 2020

Is Teaching a Good Career?

Teaching has its challenges like any profession but the rewards far outweigh the tests you will encounter on the way. If you are a graduate who enjoys spending time with children or you have a [...]

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 How to Become a Teacher without a degree
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted June 10, 2020

How to Become a Teacher without a degree

So you have decided that you want to become a teacher in a primary or secondary school in the UK but you don’t have a degree. You want to know whether this is possible? Most routes into teaching [...]

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 Will Kawaski Disease further extend school closures?
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By Richard
In Key Skills Education
Posted May 4, 2020

Will Kawaski Disease further extend school closures?

With reports of there being a link between Kawasaki disease and Coronavirus, many of our teachers are asking whether this link could cause a delay in the reopening of schools. There have now been [...]

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