Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice Q&A with Joanna Goodfellow
Introduction My name is Joanna Goodfellow and I am the Deputy Executive Headteacher at Manchester Hospital School. Having spent 20 years as a teacher and then as a Deputy Head and Headteacher in a primary mainstream school, I made the… Continue Reading Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice Q&A with Joanna Goodfellow
Scaling New Heights Together with the Chartered College of Teaching’s Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice
Becs Lillington Director of Professional Learning Institute, Summit Learning Trust. @PLI_Summit @LeadPli @Summit_LT One of our core principles at Summit Learning Trust’s Professional Learning Institute is to utilise research and evidence-based practice to drive forward long-term developments. Serving over 7500… Continue Reading Scaling New Heights Together with the Chartered College of Teaching’s Certificate in Evidence-Informed Practice
TEACHERS CALL ON THE GOVERNMENT TO SUPPORT TEACHER RECOVERY
(Scroll down to read letter) • Over 1,000 teachers and leaders identify four key areas that reduce their capacity to focus on high quality teaching and negatively impact their mental health and wellbeing • Teachers are committed to their students’… Continue Reading TEACHERS CALL ON THE GOVERNMENT TO SUPPORT TEACHER RECOVERY
100+ civil society leaders call for Free School Meals for All children in primary school
As the worst cost of living crisis in a generation takes hold, MPs, mayors, unions, charities, faith leaders and medical bodies urge the Prime Minister to take action to ease the pressure for every family. Today the Chartered College of… Continue Reading 100+ civil society leaders call for Free School Meals for All children in primary school
Richard Potter: My Personal Learning Journey
Richard is a Headteacher in a two form primary school in Essex having been a school leader and headteacher for over 15 years. He is an Executive Primary Principle for a Multi-Academy Trust, a local leader of education for the… Continue Reading Richard Potter: My Personal Learning Journey
The Chartered College of Teaching and Montessori Group announce further support to the Early Years sector with a new group membership partnership
The Montessori Group, a global leader in Montessori provision, and the Chartered College of Teaching, the professional body for teachers and teaching assistants, today announce their continued collaboration in delivering excellent early years education. 1,500 Montessori educators will receive support… Continue Reading The Chartered College of Teaching and Montessori Group announce further support to the Early Years sector with a new group membership partnership
Three top tips for classroom management
Amarbeer Singh GillTeacher EducatorAmbition Institute@InspiredLearn_ Nick PointerAssociate DeanAmbition Institute@nickpointer_ The start of the new academic year brings with it new classes and new students. Some of the the key challenges these present are: How do we get these new students… Continue Reading Three top tips for classroom management
A message from the CEO
On behalf of the Chartered College of Teaching I want to express our profound thanks to Her Majesty, The Queen, Elizabeth II and The Royal Family for their support over the years. We join with the teaching profession in sending… Continue Reading A message from the CEO
Top five things to do before the new term starts
With the new school term quickly approaching, here are a few things you can do to prepare and ease yourself back into the classroom. 1. Make sure your details are up to date Login to MyCollege to check your contact… Continue Reading Top five things to do before the new term starts
LGBT+ inclusivity in schools
It is as important as ever to continue to shed light on the histories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people, and to normalise LGBT+ relationships and identities so that LGBT+ students feel represented in their education. From 2017 LGBTQ-inclusive… Continue Reading LGBT+ inclusivity in schools