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Teaching and Learning

Working with Schools and Academies our experienced teams support with: 


Music, Outdoor Education, EAL support and School Development which includes: (Literacy, Mathematics & School Improvement)

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School Business Management

Our specialist school business management advisors offer a variety of support including:


HR advice, Payroll, SIMS / ICT support, Governor support and School Finance

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SEND and Safeguarding

Comprehensive support for education professionals involved with Education Welfare, SEND and Safeguarding including:


Therapeutic Interventions, Educational Psychology, SENDCo support, Dyslexia, Attendance and Safeguarding

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Academies

Supporting schools through academy conversion, joining multi academy trusts and the continued successful function of academies, through our suite of academy support services.

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Events

Oct 4 2018

featured event

Literacy Conference 2018

The third One Education Literacy Conference is going to be something special. Opening #LitConf18 will be Manchester’s own poet, Tony Walsh (aka Longfella), sharing his inspirational poems and discussing the work he does in schools. 

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Sep 20 2018

Keeping children safe in education 2018 briefing

Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) 2018 comes into effect on 3rd September 2018. This free briefing provides you with the relevant information concerning essential updates and changes that you need to know from the Safeguarding and HR perspective. Make sure you know what your obligations are by ensuring you book now to secure your place.

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. AN EXTRA DATE OF 5TH OCTOBER HAS BEEN PUT ON, HELD AT ONE EDUCATION, UNIVERSAL SQUARE.

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Sep 20 2018

Keeping children safe in education 2018 briefing

Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) 2018 comes into effect on 3rd September 2018. This free briefing provides you with the relevant information concerning essential updates and changes that you need to know from the Safeguarding and HR perspective. Make sure you know what your obligations are by ensuring you book now to secure your place.

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. AN EXTRA DATE OF 5TH OCTOBER HAS BEEN PUT ON, HELD AT ONE EDUCATION, UNIVERSAL SQUARE.

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Sep 20 2018

FMS6 User Training

FMS6 user training will guide delegates to navigate the system independently and at their own pace with detailed instruction and support from experienced professionals.

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One Editorial Blog

Literacy

Pressure to get it right!

By Jo Gray on

In school, the term is busy, exciting and filled with new beginnings for children and staff alike.

There seems to be a growing pressure on teachers in the end of each Key Stage to ensure that children do well in the current assessment system.

Trying to keep hold of our core beliefs can be difficult at times but by ensuring we revisit our vision and our purpose, we can help ourselves to focus on what really matters.

Look at this review on a belief on assessment for learning, an area that many practitioners are discussing at the moment.

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Dyslexia

Visual Stress

By Paul Gee on

Irlen’s syndrome, also known simply as ‘visual stress’, refers to a difficulty with visual processing which some readers appear to experience when confronted with black-on-white text.

But what is the solution? ...Do coloured overlays really help children with reading difficulties?

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Attendance

Pupil Attendance in September

By Education Welfare and Safeguarding Team on

The start of the new academic year can be an exciting time for pupils and school staff; with a summer's worth of adventures to talk about and a year’s worth of learning to begin.

For pupils with historic poor attendance, the first days back in September will be very important. How can you hit those important attendance targets?

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Safeguarding

8 Top Tips for Safeguarding

By Education Welfare and Safeguarding Team on

The new school year is a fresh start with new beginnings, remember that your vulnerable children and young people are now returning to a safe space. A place of support, care, empathy and sympathy – a place where YOU are there to help and support!

Does your school have a robust, relevant and useful safeguarding policy and are procedures in place?

Read our top tips for safeguarding.

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KIERAN MCDERMOTT

Chief Executive, One Education

"Working with schools to support the education of children is our privilege."

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Case Studies

Dramatherapy

Dramatherapy

The headteacher of a primary school had tried everything to support a pupil we’ll call Sam, but he was now on the verge of permanent exclusion. Isolated at home and school, he had made no educational progress for a year.

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Attendance

Penalty notices

Trinity CE High School in Manchester identified that they needed to introduce penalty notices for attendance to ensure that their practice included all the measures available to them to support and encourage pupils to be in school and to enable them to use legislation where appropriate.

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