We are hosting a Sixth Form leadership conference at my school. If you would like to learn more about Sixth Form leadership and are keen to share ideas, we would love to see you there!
@Strickomaster 3 weeks really- by the time you have picked up the aftermath of both, it feels like you are back to work from 14th August. I agree, the system needs a re-write: parents and students expect on hand support (and should probably get it) but teachers are entitled to their holidays.
Still one week to apply! Come and meet the lovely team here in Saffron Walden…. If you are ready for the next step in your career then take a look at our Aspiring Leaders programme too.
No booking needed! Join us at SWCHS on Thursday April 25th, in Q6 from 4pm to 5.30 in Q6, as award-winning author & broadcaster @ClareMulley talks about her best-selling book #TheSpyWhoLoved - Visit https://t.co/QE8qAmqgHo to get a taste of the adventure
https://t.co/lZsLBHk6kH
Come and work at this incredible school and in our amazing department. This is a supportive school, with fantastic opportunities, great behaviour, rigorous CPD and supportive leadership. The department is led by the wonderful @jenny_hesketh
Dear @Ofstednews I don't really have any followers so don't suppose this will make a difference but- I have been a bloody good and dedicated teacher for 22 years working and making a difference in an area of true deprivation. I have been a head teacher for the last 3 years
📢 ‘I screamed, and I screamed loud and long’
Head teacher Ruth Perry’s sister, Professor Julia Waters, tells @itsanitarani how she felt listening to Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman talk about her sister’s death ⬇️
Exciting news...we are recruiting for a Teacher of Science! Saffron Walden is a lovely market town 30 mins from Cambridge and close to London train line. Friendly, supportive team in a fabulous school. https://t.co/Wn7TQZZCO7
If the government was really serious about sex education, it could reinstate funds for the National PSHE CPD programme and bring back the commitment to having a certified PSHE teacher in every school.
But hey, why fight for real solutions when you can just write letters?
Great blog on the Government’s plan to defund BTECs in order to prop up T levels, from @Wonkhe:
“It’s like demolishing your house, so your shed will grow. It won’t. And now you’re homeless.”
#ProtectStudentChoice
And they’re off- 166 Y12 students all set for a fantastic watersports weekend at Norfolk Lakes. Thank you @ManorAdventure as always for the last minute amazing logistical work that makes this weekend happen so early in the academic year!
Everything about this is wrong- there are half a million children in private schools and over 8 million in the state sector- they have aspirational parents too but are held back by the shocking funding gap between the two. A class war that has gone on for decades.
Looking forward to 'Letting the Light Pour' in Huddersfield tonight. I have been reading there (including surrounding areas such as Homfirth Marsden and Shelley) for over 30 years. Let's go for food & kick back. There is a good Syrian restaurant!
https://t.co/xOmQqNMvds
The Government should now pause its plans to abandon many BTECs as a matter of urgency. To fail to do so is to wilfully abandon the futures of a whole generation of sixth-form students”: my comments on behalf of @ASCL_UK #ProtectStudentChoice
https://t.co/9o2Gbm49Y7
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has approved the spending of £34million to revamp her offices as the crumbling concrete scandal hits headlines…
Listen on @GlobalPlayer
https://t.co/SdyBDl7qyY
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