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Roald Dahl Day: 5 things you didn’t know about one of Britain’s greatest authors
For Roald Dahl Day, we want to share our favourite facts about the famous author!
What makes teachers such great writers?
Literary agent Kate Scarborough celebrates the creative powers of teachers and highlights why they are fertile sources of new writing.
Using graphic novels in the classroom to engage students
Richard Ruddick shares his tips for using more graphic novels in the classroom.
Is this good enough?
Do your students have a good relationship with challenges? James Anderson looks at the concept of the learning landscape to help understand challenge.
Get ready for September with the Education Platform
The first few weeks of the new term can be both exciting and challenging, so in this blog we want to share some tips for using the Education Platform to get ready for September!
Summer reads: Part 2
Ranging from a domestic tragicomedy to an intense psychological thriller, Alice Glasspool recommends three books for summer!
Summer reads: Part 1
For summer, Alysoun Owen shares three books that cover the ups and downs in the lives of teachers.
Online teaching: Effective strategies for overwhelmed teachers
Liz Hardy shares 5 foundational principles that will help you to teach online effectively.
Disrupting the status quo: Beyond a reactionary response to race discussions in schools
Originally written for BAMEed Bristol and South West blog, Sharon Porter looks are whether leadership teams are ready to have a discussion about race.