Rethinking Curriculum: Q&A
Unleash the power of curriculum Have you ever wondered how to revolutionise education? Rethinking Curriculum is not just an idea; it’s a dynamic project with a bold mission. We invite you to explore the exciting journey ahead as we delve… Continue Reading Rethinking Curriculum: Q&A
Resources for teachers: natural disasters
We have collated some articles and resources that may be beneficial for teachers in talking to students about recent natural disasters and any feelings they have relating to this. External resources: Please note, the Chartered College is not responsible for… Continue Reading Resources for teachers: natural disasters
Statement from Dame Alison Peacock on RAAC
As many schools are forced to find emergency accommodation for the beginning of term due to identified issues with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), Alison Peacock, CEO of the Chartered College of Teaching, said: “Everybody should feel safe in school.… Continue Reading Statement from Dame Alison Peacock on RAAC
Four reasons to be cheerful about your child’s teachers this school year
By Yalinie Vigneswaran, Senior Programme Director at Education Development Trust and Cat Scutt, Deputy CEO at the Chartered College of Teaching. The Chartered College of Teaching is teaching’s professional body, empowering a knowledgeable, respected profession. Education Development Trust is a… Continue Reading Four reasons to be cheerful about your child’s teachers this school year
StickyThe possibilities of a new school year
How do you get ready to start a new school year? Social media is full of teachers sharing photos of stationery and new classroom displays, ideas for resources or wisdom distilled from summer reading. Even now that I no longer… Continue Reading The possibilities of a new school year
Results 2023
The attention over these last couple of weeks has been on students receiving their exam results, and rightly so. We should be proud of the way our students have coped: those whose A levels were their first high stakes external… Continue Reading Results 2023
StickySummer Reading recommendations
The team here at the Chartered College have collected their most popular summer reading recommendations for teachers. We have a mix of subject-specific books, books covering inclusivity and diversity, books for mentors and for early career teachers. 1. What does… Continue Reading Summer Reading recommendations
Could you be a Council member of the Chartered College of Teaching?
Do you believe in empowering a knowledgeable and respected teaching profession? Do you believe that practising teachers and leaders should have a strong voice in policy and practices that impact on your work? Stand for election to the Council, join… Continue Reading Could you be a Council member of the Chartered College of Teaching?
Cognitive science in education – Teachers’ questions for research
As the professional body for teachers, we see it as one of our main responsibilities to support the development of evidence-informed practice in education and to help narrow the research-practice gap. Evidence-informed education has made great progress over the past… Continue Reading Cognitive science in education – Teachers’ questions for research
Chartered College of Teaching and SSAT launch new CPD partnership to improve formative assessment
A new partnership between the Chartered College of Teaching and SSAT will support teachers to embed formative assessment practices in their classrooms. SSAT’s flagship CPD programme, Embedding Formative Assessment (EFA), was originally developed by Professor Dylan Wiliam. It is a… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching and SSAT launch new CPD partnership to improve formative assessment