Arts, language and literature, creativity and cultural education For the next issue of Impact, publishing in the autumn term 2019, we are seeking papers focusing on aspects of arts, language and literature, creativity and cultural education. Topics can include, but …
Applications are now open to join a new online pilot to support early career teachers. The pilot, funded by Education Endowment Foundation, is seeking 20 schools to join, covering a range of locations, school types, subject areas and phases. This …
Today (03 April), the Government has announced its education technology strategy to help tackle teacher workload and support development. As part of this, the Chartered College of Teaching is delivering a free online course focused on the effective use of …
The Chartered College of Teaching has today (15 March) joined a new Government school staff wellbeing group. The new group was announced by Secretary of State for Education, Damian Hinds, at the Association of School and College Leaders’ annual conference. …
The Chartered College of Teaching has been picked by the Education Endowment Foundation to pilot a new online training programme for early career teachers and their mentors. As part of preparations for the Early Career Framework, the Chartered College will …
The Department for Education has today (Monday, 28 January) launched its recruitment and retention strategy for teaching. The strategy pledges to support teachers, including plans for new teachers – through its Early Career Framework – to reduce timetables. Professor Dame …
The Ethical Leadership Commission – of which the Chartered College is a member – has today (Friday 25 January) published its framework for supporting ethical discussions in schools. As part of the framework, the Chartered College will establish an Ethics …
During his speech at the Bett Show in London today (Wednesday, 23 January), the Education Secretary urged teachers and school leaders ‘to make smarter use of technology, both inside and outside of the classroom, to make sure that it does …
Education technology can make a difference in the classroom. When it’s used right, it can support teachers in using effective approaches to pedagogy and assessment. However, despite schools spending an estimated £900m on technology, its use in schools is far …
Following the launch of Ofsted’s consultation on its new education inspection framework, the Chartered College of Teaching has issued the following comment. As part of the consultation, the Chartered College will work to collate the views of its members. Professor Dame …