Category Archives: Advice For Schools

Three primary school children wearing aprons and focused on grating ingredients during a cooking lesson, demonstrating practical ways to integrate food education into the Primary Curriculum.
Bringing Cooking to Life in the Primary Curriculum

By Lucie Welch

06
May
Primary school students working independently at their desks on a written assessment, representing the KS2 SATs Monitoring Visits process for schools.
KS2 SATs Monitoring – Key Information for Schools

By Emma Mudge

14
Apr
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
Bright, empty primary school classroom with grouped tables, blue and green chairs, stationery pots, and shelves of books and resources.
8 Practical Ways to Support Pupils with SEND by Providing an Inclusive Morning Routine

By Claire Steele

16
Dec
A clean office desk featuring blank sheets of paper, a takeaway coffee cup, a container filled with coloured pencils, and an open laptop, with large windows providing natural light in the background. Representing the new Curriculum and Assessment Review.
Curriculum and Assessment Review 2025 – The Highlights

By Jo Perrin

26
Nov
A woman in a beige shirt smiles while talking with another woman in a purple blazer across the table in a modern, well-lit workspace.
SEND Transitions: How Schools Can Better Support Students Beyond the Classroom [GUEST BLOG]

Nicole Sherwood discusses practical ways to support pupils with SEND as they move into further education,...

24
Nov
A child holding a sign in front of a chalkboard that reads “STOP BULLYING,” with the letter O replaced by a red handprint. Symbolising bullying on anti-bullying week 2025.
Harnessing “the power of good”: Working With Parents to Address Bullying and Child-on-Child Abuse

Anti-Bullying Week provides an opportunity for schools and families to reflect on the role parents...

10
Nov
A narrow, dimly lit alleyway between old brick buildings, illuminated by a few wall-mounted lamps, leading toward a small open area with more buildings in the distance.
Personal Safety Advice vs. Victim Blaming – A Balancing Act of How Language and Awareness Matters

What can we do to ensure that our setting has the correct balance of giving...

04
Nov
Primary school teacher reading a book to children sitting on the floor in a classroom/early reading setting.
Early Reading under the New Inspection Framework: What English and Phonics Leaders Need to Know

Emma Mudge explores what the new framework means for early reading, what is no longer...

14
Oct
Brain paper cut out on a purple background symbolising mental health.
How to Prioritise Mental Health This School Year

Lucie Welch offers practical advice, signs to look out for, and ways schools can build...

07
Oct
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