Thinking
The latest thinking from our team of experts and our community of frontline educators.
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Four ways teachers can put adaptive teaching into practice
There is a growing interest among schools in how adaptive teaching can help support pupils, including pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), to make meaningful progress towards the learning goals of lessons.
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What is it like to train to teach in school with Ambition Institute?
Trainee teacher Ellie shares her day-to-day experience on our in-school Teacher Training programme.
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What does great early years teaching look like?
Children develop and learn in different ways and at different rates. How early years educators respond to these differences is central to the learning and development principle of the early years foundation stage statutory framework.
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How one primary school leader empowered staff with the NPQLTD
In this blog, primary school leader Zoey Lowe shares how placing her senior leadership team on the NPQLTD led to improved pupil outcomes. Read now.
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How NPQs inspired a culture of professional development across a trust
Learn how the NPQs inspired a culture of professional development across Avanti Schools Trust. Read our case study with Rebecca Underwood to see what happened.
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Changes to National Professional Qualification funding: what it means for you
This article explains the recent changes to funding for the Department for Education’s National Professional Qualifications (NPQs). Find out what it means for you and your school, trust or education setting.
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Five things every school leader needs to know about the NPQs
This blog explores five things school leaders need to know about the National Professional Qualifications (NPQs), from funding options to role eligibility. Learn more.
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Creating a strong school culture to improve behaviour and wellbeing
Headteacher Andrew Knight shares how building a strong school culture and behaviour strategy has improved teacher and pupil wellbeing.