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In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley02/09/20172 Comments

Like any self-respecting English teacher, I like to tell stories to my students. One such story is the embodiment of a flourishing, confident learner. It is the story of a little girl …

Kathy Rastle @Kathy_Rastle·

I’m so proud to win this award with @ReadOxford and @annecastles. Built on our partnerships with so many inspiring teachers and education organizations committed to improving children’s life chances. https://twitter.com/ESRC/status/1326899606685429761

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Sonia @son1bun·

As ⁦the new #ReflectingRealities from ⁦@clpe1⁩ report shows, we can’t be complacent in driving forward a more inclusive narrative. Have another read of my article, where I make the point that ALL schools must be instrumental too! ⁦@jonnybid⁩ https://schoolsweek.co.uk/changing-the-educational-set-menu/

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CLPE@clpe1·

Our much anticipated #ReflectingRealities report is out now. We are sharing some promising statistics from the past 3 years of data whilst also highlighting that much work is still to be done.

Have you read it yet? http://ow.ly/gYSC50CfjUE

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