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BLOG: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5… Reflections on how we get the most out of finalising our Pupil Premium Strategy Statements
Explore our top five tips as the countdown to finishing and polishing PP strategy statements for 31st December is now on.
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Explore our top five tips as the countdown to finishing and polishing PP strategy statements for 31st December is now on.
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How can we explicitly embed the teaching of key vocabulary and disciplinary literacy in primary science
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by Samantha Stockham, a Year 1 & 2 class teacher and Science Subject Lead and Primary Science Lead for Wessex Learning Trust
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Trialling approaches to using and testing the use of ChatGPT for teaching.
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Alicia McKenna, Director of Research and Training takes a look at the meteoric rise of this North East comprehensive school.
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Alicia McKenna, Director of Research and Training takes a look at the meteoric rise of this North East comprehensive school.
What does ‘challenge’ look like in primary science?
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By Dr Niki Kaiser, Director of Norfolk Research School
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As schools with a higher number of disadvantaged pupils, we need to consider our pupil premium and catch-up strategies
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Laura Spence explores how we can teach our pupils to make meaning of scientific vocabulary
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This week saw the release of the latest EEF guidance report, ‘Improving Primary Science, here is a summary of the key points.
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Jen Ogden explains how the seven step model can be used to support pupils to work independently in primary science.
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Why is it so important for children to use and apply scientific vocabulary to develop their understanding of the world?
Debbie Tremble discusses the pros & cons of andragogy vs pedagogy as students move into KS5.
Angela Schofield discusses the fundamental importance of oracy in closing the disadvantage gap.
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As the EEF launches its Primary Science Guidance Report, Katy Bullard explores how we can develop pupils’ scientific vocabulary.
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Reflections on the seven step model as a tool to develop working scientifically in a secondary setting
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Our latest blog by Becky Grimshaw
Teaching Science
Latest blog by Kathryn Hall
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Rachael Wilson unpicks the complexities of Scaffolding, discussing how it should be used in order to create the biggest impact.
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How do we support pupils to learn complex scientific concepts
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Encouraging Pupils to Explain their Thinking
Teaching in Primary Science
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Teaching primary age children to use scientific vocabulary confidently is empowering and motivating
Katherine Peck, Curriculum Lead from Little Sutton Primary School, reflects on the NEW Primary Science Guidance Report.
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This new report aims to support primary school science teachers in reflecting on and refining their science teaching provision.
In this blog post, we look at some interventions which can help pupils who are struggling with maths.
Developing the guidance, and bringing it to life for implementation in the classroom.
The Research Schools Network aims to put the use of research evidence into the hands of schools and practitioners.
We are now seeking a school to become a Research School to support the Ipswich Opportunity Area
Eleven schools to support social mobility ‘coldspots’
The announcement doubles the size of the Research Schools Network
Six schools will break down barriers between teachers and academics in a bid to boost the quality of teaching
Research on sleep times for children
To improve the attainment of pupils by increasing the use of evidence-based teaching and learning practices
Supporting other schools and teachers through the delivery of training
Grants are available to schools that are working closely with the Research Schools Network
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