#ECSeries: Managing Behaviour in the Classroom with Amy Forrester

In this webinar Amy Forrester shares her key takeaways on behaviour management. This webinar will focus on practical, evidence informed strategies regarding managing behaviour in the classroom. Amy will cover a number of approaches, as well as exploring the ways in which we view behaviour, and how these are best deployed to help us all […]
#ECSeries: Why has the DfE made RSHE statutory and why do we teach it? with John Rees FCCT and Victoria Pugh

#ECSeries: Why has the DfE made RSHE statutory and why do we teach it? with John Rees FCCT and Victoria Pugh The teaching of relationships (and sex) and health education R(S)HE became statutory in all state-funded schools in September 2020. Subsequent guidance from the DfE recommends that this should sit within a wider framework of […]
Preparing for Teacher Training: What I wish I’d known!

Are you starting teacher training in September 2021? Whether that be primary, secondary, undergra…
The home learning environment – multilingualism and child-wellbeing

Explore the links between multilingualism in the family and child well-being.
From Reconnection to Resilience: The contribution of RSHE to children’s mental health

The contribution of RSHE to children’s mental health.
Report launch: Teachers’ views of what works in distance learning

We will present key findings from our survey with nearly 400 teachers and focus groups.
Teaching mixed-age classes

Teaching mixed-age classes, hear from practitioners working in small rural schools.
The impact of school closure on pupils with EAL

The aim of the research is to study the impact of Covid-19 and school closures on EAL learners.
What Really Matters In Education?

Schools in an age of shopping: on the beautiful risk of education and the need for a world-centre…
Annual General Meeting 2021

Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, will update on the Cha…
Pedagogy in practice: A deep dive into practitioners’ plans for recovery

Develop your own expert thinking behind the pedagogical choices you make.
Meeting individual needs of students – Andy Taylor (Mr. T)

Explore strategies and advice on getting to know your pupils and being able to meet their individ…
Irresistible Learning: Embedding a culture of research in schools

Strengthen your research practice and help build a culture of research across your school
What are the NPQs and what funding is available?

Hear information on NPQs, the funding available and how professionals can become Chartered throug…
Webinar and Q&A on proposed changes prior to the General Meeting

The Chartered College of Teaching is seeking member approval to change its Bye laws, one of its m…
Relationships, Sexuality & Gender for the classroom

Be confident in safely teaching and managing all matters of RSE within the classroom.
Making sense of metacognition: theory and practice for the classroom

Making sense of metacognition: theory and practice for the classroom
Rathfern TRN Decolonising the History Curriculum…Why?…How?

Richard Harris is a Professor of Education at the University of Reading, where his main responsib…
New to Upper Pay Scale Programme 2021/22

Becoming a post threshold teacher is a significant step in a professional career and at the West …
NQT +1 Programme 2021/22

This year indicates the last running of the one year NQT and as our current NQTs embark on their …