Your Weekly Sector News 18/03/22

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In the ever-evolving world of education, schools are always adapting to new guidance, laws, and strategies. At One Education, our commitment to putting children first means we are always on hand to keep you ahead of the curve. Read ahead to see the latest developments in the sector.

Irish Music Festival Roundup

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In partnership with the Manchester Irish Education Group, One Education has hosted a variety of concerts and workshops for schools to take part in so that children can gain a real sense of the history, traditions and music of the Emerald Isle.

Client Event Roundup

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On Thursday, 3rd March, we had a wonderful evening at the Manchester Art Gallery celebrating One Education’s 10th Anniversary.

Your Weekly Sector News 11/03/22

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A common thread runs throughout the stories that emerged in the news this week, provoking discussion about equality and equity in education. Read ahead to find out the potential changes we could make to unlock our pupils’ potential and sustain the progress of our sector.

Your Weekly Sector News 04/03/22

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This week, the latest developments in education may have been overshadowed by the anxieties of National Offer Day and World Book Day extravaganzas that followed swiftly after. Fortunately, One Education is here to help you keep up to date. Read ahead to find out what you have missed. 

Using Books to Support Conversations About Current Events

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Books, texts and stories have amazing power, particularly for starting conversations about challenging themes. Right now, the invasion of Ukraine is at the forefront of everybody’s minds, and naturally children have questions and worries about the situation. Books can be a great way of starting a conversation about a challenging topic, as well as supporting and reassuring children.

Talking to children about the Ukraine and Russia conflict

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Many children will be returning to school after the Half Term and will have lots of questions around the current controversial conflict between the two countries, Ukraine and Russia. It is really important, as school staff, we raise awareness to try and manage the impact that this maybe having on our children and young people.

Your Weekly Sector News 25/02/22

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Most would agree that the value of education amounts to much more than exam results and test scores. However, as we work to prepare children for the future, it can be difficult to strike a balance between academic success and the wider learning experience. Read ahead to find out how things may be reformed.

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