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The number of pupils attending Alternative Provision (AP) has increased by over 3,100 (10%) to 35,600 in 2021/22, according to government figures. Annually around 135,000 children of compulsory school age receive alternative provision, with 70,000 pupils at any one...
Dyslexia is the most common learning difficulty. Findings from The Dyslexia Institute (DI) estimate there are 1.2 million children in the UK with dyslexia. That is an average of two to three children in every classroom. Undiagnosed dyslexia is an issue in both...
From teachers to parents, pupil wellbeing is high on everybody’s agenda. And for good reason. The impact of the pandemic and lockdowns is still felt in schools. In 2020, NHS digital findings revealed one in six pupils between the ages of five and 16 was likely to...
A great teacher gets students reading. Inspires writing. Builds confidence. Makes maths fun, and turns history lessons into exciting tales. They can nurture critical thinking and encourage creativity, as well as set pupils up for exam success. Anyone who watched...
Tutoring and teaching are often used interchangeably, but teaching and tutoring involve many more differences than you might think. Both aim to help students reach their full potential while providing encouragement and support. Tutoring gives pupils individual...