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13-year-old Arvind Mahankali from New York (correctly spelled “knaidel,” a word for a small mass of leavened dough, to win the American national competition) Americans love a ‘Spelling Bee‘. They are unique …

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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Afshah Deen @afshah_deen·

Thanks @EducEndowFoundn and @MathsMrCox for these 5 ways to maximise mathematical moments throughout the school day for EY and KS1 practitioners!

Maths is all around us through stories, our environment etc. So, how is your school maximising these mathematical moments? https://twitter.com/EducEndowFoundn/status/1326246447415762947

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