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SFE in the News – Listings

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

27
Mar
A teacher pointing at a computer screen and smiling with a group of diverse students in school uniforms, highlighting the importance of mentorship in schools for International Women's Day.
International Women’s Day: Empowering Girls in the Classroom and Challenging Gender Bias

By Claire Steele

08
Mar
Inclusive choir to put on a show at Midlands Arts Centre

By Services For Education

05
Mar
A teacher handing out sheet music to students in a classroom, representing the upcoming changes for Music Teachers following the 2025 Curriculum and Assessment Review.
Harmony or Discord? What the 2025 Curriculum and Assessment Review Means for Music Teachers

By Richard Mabbott

04
Mar
A teacher smiling while providing 1-to-1 support to a student in a busy classroom, illustrating how Schools can ensure every child is achieving and thriving with the right support.
”Every child achieving and thriving” What Does the New White Paper Mean for Schools?

By Claire Steele

02
Mar
A group of primary school pupils sitting around a classroom table engaged in a group discussion, demonstrating the development of Oracy skills and its vital links to safeguarding.
The Importance of Oracy and Its Links to Safeguarding

By Claire Steele

23
Feb
Primary school students in blue uniforms working collaboratively on digital tablets, demonstrating the student-focused environment an education adviser reviews during a Safeguarding Audit.
A Day in the Life of an Education Adviser at Services For Education

By Claire Steele

11
Feb
Music Teachers Head to Birmingham Music Education Conference

By Services For Education

06
Feb
Government consultation on children’s social media use: will it protect young people’s wellbeing and ensure safer online experiences?

By Claire Steele

02
Feb
A teacher sitting on a desk speaking calmly with a student in a classroom.
Restrictive interventions, including use of reasonable force, in schools, April 2026: Is Your School Ready?

By Claire Steele

30
Jan
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