Can social media play a positive role in supporting young people’s mental health?
Often blamed for contributing to the poor mental health of young people, social media can actually be a useful route to support.
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Bridging the social class gap in educational outcomes
Professor Becky Francis highlights a number of key issues to consider when utilising Pupil Premium funding.
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College of Teaching – How can professional standards be meaningful and driven by teachers?
Have your say on the College of Teaching proposal.
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Free training resource on importance of good food school culture launched by the School Food Plan
The School Food Plan launch a free teacher training resource.
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SSAT response to the Budget 2016
SSAT's response to Chancellor George Osbourne's 2016 Budget.
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3 key areas of focus for improving school food provision
The School Food Plan supports headteachers to drive whole-school change in the school canteen. Here are 3 key areas that should be addressed.
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Comparing literature texts in an exam
Join Mark Roberts for his third piece on how to help students effectively compare texts. This time - comparing literature texts in an exam.
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High-Performance Leadership programme announced
SSAT and the Centre for High-Performance are proud to announce High-Performance Leadership, an innovative programme for school and system leaders.
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Nurturing the whole child leads to dramatic improvement at Carshalton Boys Sports College
An overhaul of food provision led to school dinner take-up increasing by 400% and the school being in the top 5% most improved schools in England.
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Students, leaders and entrepreneurs
At Devonport High School for Boys, business and entrepreneurialism is at the heart of the curriculum and wider school life.
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