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The inspiration for this blog post came from a running joke in our English faculty, about how bleak our literature offerings were to our young key stage three students. We joked about …

Caroline Spalding@MrsSpalding·

For ages now there’s been a cracking DM group for Pupil Premium leads chaired by @marcrowland73. It’s so popular we’ve now set up 4 regional groups: North; Midlands; South West; South East. 50 places in each. Marc to continue as our national lead!

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EEF@EducEndowFoundn·

'5 reasons why SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL LEARNING matters for every child' - produced by EEF and our colleagues @TheEIFoundation.

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Huntington Research @HuntResearchSch·

In this EEF Guest Blog, School leaders, Dr Jo Pearson (@jopearson3) & Helen Crowther (@HCrowEdu), from The Greetland Academy & @oldhamresearch, share their work on returning school with meaningful & manageable approaches to assessment: https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/news/guest-blog-back-to-school-meaningful-and-manageable-assessment/

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