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How Schools Build Dual-Language Programs for Less Commonly Taught Languages
Developing dual-language immersion programs in less commonly taught languages poses unique challenges for schools and educators. One such example is the case of Allen Jay Elementary School, which introduced a…
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Outdated Ofsted rule ‘inadequate’ for looked-after children
There is an urgent call for clarity on the criteria councils should follow when selecting schools for children in care,…
Clustering around a SEND solution
As local councils face increasing demand for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services alongside growing financial deficits, could the…
Covering Current Events for High School Students: Tips and Activities – The TPT Blog
In the fast-paced Information Age, it's become increasingly clear that individuals at all educational levels need to develop stronger media…
Officials kept mum about academy probe as merger decided
New findings stir discussions regarding the openness of key decisions within academies New findings stir discussions regarding the openness of…
Trust offers degree pathway to create ‘children’s workforce’
A unique initiative is set to launch as an academy trust introduces a pioneering higher education institute tailored for non-graduates…
SEND adviser admits reforms ‘taking longer than sector hoped’
Dame Christine Lenehan remarked that the government is 'taking longer than anticipated' to 'finalize its strategies.' Dame Christine Lenehan remarked…
Important Study Skills for High School Students and How to Teach Them – The TPT Blog
When high school students enter your classroom, they come with a history of homework, research, and exams. However, have they…
Kids’ school dinner protest leaves a bad taste
Last week, a campaign orchestrated by the National Education Union (NEU) involving primary school students distributing leaflets at the Labour…