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Your Weekly Sector News 19/07/24

As we mark the end of another school year, the sector stands on the brink of change. Read ahead to reflect on the evolving landscape of education, from curriculum reform, plans for Ofsted, and calls to narrow the disadvantage gap. 

The Importance of Play-Based Learning Beyond EYFS: Part 2

In the next part of our blog series, we explore the barriers that teachers can face in implementing play-based learning beyond EYFS and consider potential solutions.

Your Weekly Sector News 12/07/24

Catch up with the latest developments in education with your Weekly Sector News. This week, we explore SATs outcomes, the key drivers of attendance, and the top challenges facing school governors and trustees.

The Importance of Play-Based Learning Beyond EYFS: Part 1

Discover the many ways that play-based learning supports children’s learning, emotional resilience, and physical development.

Celebrating Children in Care

One Education is proud to support Manchester City Council’s Achievement Awards, recognising the success of cared-for children and young people.

Your Weekly Sector News 05/07/24

With a new government now in place, there are many developments on the horizon. Discover what lies ahead in the world of education, from the Labour Party’s education policies and Ofsted reforms to the teaching of writing in schools. 

The Big ‘Country’ Sing 2024

One Education welcomed over 1,500 children from 30 schools around Manchester to take part in the Big ‘Country’ Sing 2024. With cowboy hats and boot-scootin’ dance moves, it’s safe to say that pupils succeeded in bringing the wild west to Bridgewater Hall! 

Neuro-affirming practice: How can we better support and empower neurodiverse individuals?  

This blog will discuss neuro-affirming practices and how these approaches can celebrate neurodiverse individuals.  

Your Weekly Sector News 28/06/24

One Education is proud to be your trusted source for sector news, developments and updates. This week, we explore the use of non-specialists teachers, the potential to extend breakfast club provision, and ten proposals to boost children’s life chances.

Learning from Assessment in 2024 

Join us we breakdown the data from this year’s KS2 SATs and share our analysis to help inform future teaching and learning of English in your school.