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The revised Key Stage 4 performance tables for 2019 have sparked a number of different headlines in terms of what results show.
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| DfE reports falling teacher numbers |
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Employment in the education sector is expected to continue to fall for at least the next two years according to The Working Futures 2017-2027 report.
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| North Sea Link free energy education centre |
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North Sea Link has opened an Energy Education Centre in Cambois, Blyth, in order to help pupils’ understanding of energy and sustainability, and encourage an interest in science.
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| Register your interest for our MAT Leaders Course |
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We will be commencing the second cohort of our MAT Leaders course at the end of March. This will be suitable for all Heads moving into the CEO role, SBMs moving into a CFO role, those new to the role and, those who are part of forming or expanding MATs. It will be delivered over 5 days including visits to established MATs in the region.
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DfE extends academy trust capacity fund to rural maintained schools
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Rural local authority-maintained schools will be given access to government expansion funding for the first time next year to encourage them to academise and form new chains.
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Boost retention payments for STEM teachers, DfE urged
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Teach First launches 'STEMinism' campaign to address gender gaps in science, technology, engineering and maths careers
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Third of MATs raise £150k+ pay despite DfE probe
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Investigation shows more than a third of a group of academy chains challenged by DfE on high salaries went on to give their leaders even more pay.
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GCSE science curriculum features no lessons about trailblazing women in its guidelines, research shows
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No trailblazing women feature in the national guidelines, compared with 14 men whose names or discoveries are routinely covered in classrooms.
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Schools to make teacher body cams permanent to blitz bad behaviour
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Three secondary schools in England are piloting the use of body-worn cameras for teachers to tackle bad behaviour, with two already vowing to deploy them in the long term.
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'Grindingly slow' progress on disadvantaged uni access
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Head Teachers' leader condemns the slow progress in widening access to university for disadvantaged students.
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T-level providers to get £110m funding boost
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The government has announced £95m for industry-standard equipment and facilities and £15m for teacher training.
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Two in five 18-year-olds in UK apply to study at university this year
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Two out of every five 18-year-olds in the UK are applying for a place to study at university this year
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Revealed: What the British public really thinks about teachers
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The Department for Education has published its latest survey on the British public’s attitude towards education.
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Lucy Powell, Ian Mearns to serve again on education committee
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Former shadow education secretary Lucy Powell has been selected to serve again on the Parliamentary education committee.
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Assistive Technology is evolving. Are you keeping up?
It’s a remarkable time for reading support. The educational landscape is on the brink of changes that will truly revolutionise our practice. New advancements are finding their way into the classroom and sparking confidence in struggling students. 2020 brings the promotion of more equality of access and boosting mental health.
The new generation of students have grown up digitally savvy. Electronic devices have become the natural solution for SEN learners. Students with dyslexia and literacy difficulties are beginning to feel like they can keep up with their peers while being included in the classroom. But how is technology achieving this?
We’ve gathered what we think are the 5 ways that assistive technologies will be implemented to fit the needs of their users.
Read our predictions on EdTech
For further information, please contact us at info@scanningpens.com, or call 020 7976 4910
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Little Inventors competition sees Teesside ideas made a reality
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The Little Inventors competition saw pupils across the North-East, aged between eight and 12-years-old, send in their ideas before 15 winning entries were chosen.
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South Shields primary school choir wows judges to win top title at Durham Cathedral competition
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Young singing sensations have scooped a top title after taking on talent from around the region.
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FEBRUARY
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Supporting Challenging Learners Conference 2020
A conference focused on topics such as behaviour management, prevention strategies, parental engagement and developing the curriculum for challenging learners.
We are delighted to be joined by John D'Abbro as keynote speaker.
This event is sponsored by Witherslack Group.
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FEBRUARY
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Termly Governance Webinar
Join Schools North East and Nicki Wadley (LLG and Governance Lead, Hub4Leaders) for the second of our governance webinars that have been designed to provide governors with timely updates and practical advice.
Join us at 6pm.
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FEBRUARY
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Policy Roundtable Event
Join Schools North East for the first roundtable roadshow event and have your say as we develop our ‘ Manifesto for North East Education’.
Make sure that you get your chance to contribute to the education policy debate as Schools North East fights to ensure that the voices of North East school leaders are heard by those responsible for creating education policy.
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MARCH
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Ednorth Teach Meet
Ednorth is a movement for change in the North-East of England to support teachers across the region to use evidence-based practice in their classrooms.
As part of the Ednorth program we are hosting 'Teach Meets' across the region.
Join us at the Royal Grammar School in Newcastle upon Tyne on Monday 2nd March at 4.30PM
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MARCH
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Behaviour Management Course: Myths vs. Reality-what works effectively?
Join us and Educationalist, John d'Abbro for a 3 day Behaviour Management Course: Myths vs. Reality-what works effectively?
This 3 day course (3, 17, 31 March), on behaviour run by Educationalist, John d’Abbro will develop your skills and enhance your practice in working with all children but particularly those who present challenging behaviour.
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APRIL
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The Northern Governance Conference 2020
Join around 300 of your colleagues from across the North and learn about key developments affecting your role. The Northern Governance conference will support those in school governance roles – state-maintained and academy – in carrying out their duties confidently and effectively.
Keynote speaker: Sir David Carter
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MAY
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Healthy MindED 2020
Schools North East’s dedicated conference on mental health and wellbeing. Speakers will include experts for updates on the latest information and practitioners sharing good practice taking place across the region.
We are delighted to be joined by Dr Pooky Knightsmith as keynote speaker.
The event is sponsored by CER Recruitment.
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JUNE
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CelebrateEd - The Northern Celebration of Education
CelebrateEd - The Northern Celebration of Education is back for 2020!
After a successful inaugural event last year where we were joined by over 300 teaching professionals from across the North, CelebrateEd is back and this year will be even bigger and better. Secure your place now.
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JUNE
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School Business Management Conference 2020
Join 300 of your colleagues from across the region for all of the benefits of a high profile national conference right here in the North East. This is now the biggest event of its kind in the country!
We are delighted to announce Nigel Risner as keynote speaker.
This event is sponsored by Ward Hadaway.
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