Whole school approaches to good attendanceÂ

Improving attendance extends beyond targeted interventions and home visits. In this blog, we explore whole school approaches to good attendance, helping you build an inclusive learning environment for all.
Your Weekly Sector News 17/01/25

Keep up to date with the latest trends and developments in the sector. This week, we explore the future of AI in schools, children with SEND missing from education, and government solutions to the teacher recruitment and retention crisis.Â
Recommended Reads For Winter 2025 Â

In this blog, our Literacy team shares their recommended reads for winter, giving you all the inspiration you need to enrich your school’s reading curriculum offer.Â
Solving the SEND crisis: The Education Committee seeks your viewsÂ

The Education Committee has launched an inquiry to find solutions to the SEND crisis. Find out more about the current system and how you can influence future decisions to improve the life chances of children and young people.Â
Supporting Vulnerable Pupils: Updates from Ofsted, the DfE and the EEF. Â

This blog shares the latest updates from Ofsted, the DfE and the EEF, reflecting on how we can use these insights to support our most vulnerable pupils.
Your Weekly Sector News 10/01/24

Welcome back! Get ready for the year ahead as we explore the latest trends and developments in education, from the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill to the challenges around mental health and school funding.
Dealing with Severe Weather: Advice for Schools

Discover the plans and procedures schools are advised to follow in the event of severe weather.
Your Weekly Sector News 20/12/2024

As the autumn term comes to an end, One Education is here to keep you up to date with the latest news in education, from the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, to the impact of pupil behaviour and the new inquiry into SEND.Â
MyHub Wins Manchester Culture AwardÂ

MyHub Manchester wins the Manchester Culture Award, celebrating the hub’s success in supporting young people to achieve their full potential in music.
Poverty and School AttendanceÂ

A growing number of children are living in poverty and school attendance is falling as a result. Discover strategies and solutions to help pupils and their families overcome poverty-related barriers to school attendance.