Thinking
The latest thinking from our team of experts and our community of frontline educators.
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How do you learn on our NPQs?
An insightful guide looking at the different aspects of learning on our National Professional Qualifications (NPQs).
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Inclusive practice: one trust’s approach to SEND education
The growing numbers of pupils with a complexity of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is a challenge for educators across the country.
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Applying for teacher training? Everything you need to know
As you research your options for getting into teaching you may find yourself wondering ‘what exactly do I need to consider and do if I want to train to teach?’.
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Trainee teacher talks: how one teacher is making a difference in their community
Angel Tiamiyu returned to teach at the school where she was a pupil, powered by her drive to make a difference in her community. Nine months into her teacher training, she shares what she’s learnt so far and how she’s making an impact on her pupils.
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Trainee teacher talks: from veterinary science to teaching science
Teaching has always been part of Ellie Sutton’s life, even before she stepped foot in the classroom. Eight months into her initial teacher training with Cumbria Education Trust, she explains why she’s retraining to teach science and what she loves about it.
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What is in-school teacher training?
Training in school gives you the chance to train ‘on the job’. From when your training starts you’ll be in school, applying the theory and practising the skills you learn.
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Five reasons why you should take another National Professional Qualification
Studying for an National Professional Qualification (NPQ) doesn’t have to be a one-off.
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Four ways learning together on National Professional Qualifications can benefit your school
“It’s made staff think about why we're doing what we're doing and that there's always more to learn,” says headteacher Sarah Hughes.