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Internal promotions into school leadership: how to lead those who used to be your colleagues

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Every professional who is new to leadership – or takes up a new leadership role – needs to consider how they develop relationships with those they lead. The same is true if you are promoted internally...

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Competition can be helpful in the classroom – but teachers need to use it carefully

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When it comes to introducing competition into your classroom, opinion is both fierce and divided. Is a little healthy rivalry useful for motivation? Or should students focus solely on their own achiev...

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Grammar schools are not the answer to improving social mobility – brilliant, well-trained teachers are

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It's not often that an education policy inspires unison in the sector, but the government's proposal to re-introduce grammar schools seemed to do just that, bringing the vast majority of educatio...

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Five life hacks to help you survive teacher training

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Teachers aren't known for having a brilliant work-life balance. They are, however, famous for getting stuff done – and a few simple life hacks can make all the difference. Here are our insider ti...

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Progess 8 and Attainment 8: an overview

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What are they? Up until 2016, all students and schools were measured on how many good GCSE's they achieved at A*- C, including English and mathematics. In October 2013, the governm...

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