Author Archives: Services For Education

Sharon Bell in the news
Our Chief Executive in the media

Sharon Bell, SFE’s Chief Executive, has been making waves in the industry, and recent updates...

08
Jul
A smiling professional educator wearing a hijab and neutral-coloured blazer, holding notebooks against a vibrant orange gradient background, representing educators advancing their careers through national professional qualifications.
Education charities partner to further develop teaching skills in Birmingham

By Services For Education

24
Jun
Vulnerable children
Vulnerable Children: How Schools Can Identify and Support Pupils at Risk

24
Jun
Conductor leads a large orchestra during rehearsal with musicians seated in rows playing string and wind instruments.
Keeping Music Open to All – With Your Help

By Sarah Chatt

12
Jun
A male teacher standing at the front of a modern classroom, observing students in white uniforms as they work at their desks. The image illustrates the importance of monitoring a learning environment to identify early SEMH needs and behavioural signals.
The Hidden Signals: Recognising SEMH Needs Before They Escalate

By Kieran Smith

04
Jun
Two purple awareness ribbons, representing the fight against domestic abuse, placed on a textured beige fabric background.
The Link Between Football, Alcohol and Domestic Abuse: What School Staff Need to Know

By Nasra Hussain

18
May
news
SFE in the News – Listings

The work and achievements of Services For Education are frequently featured in the media. For...

12
May
A young student practicing Year 1 writing at a desk while a teacher points to the paper and offers guidance.
Year 1 Writing – Exploring the Expectations

By Emma Mudge

12
May
A diverse group of professionals standing in a circle from a top-down perspective, joining their hands together in the centre.
Just 3% of trustees aged 40 or under – Birmingham education charity calls for change as it embarks on recruitment programme

By Services For Education

08
May
A group of pupils focused on written work at individual desks, representing the varied needs of students and the importance of inclusive practice and Neurodiversity awareness in schools
Neurodiversity and Safeguarding: Understanding Additional Vulnerabilities and Strengthening Practice

By Claire Steele

29
Apr
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