In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week (9-15th May), we spoke with two school leaders to learn how they supported their school community's mental health and wellbeing needs during the pandemic. This blog is the latest in our #ÃÛèÖÍøPeople series.
It's been two years since we launched our COVID-19 Appeal to help schools deal with the turbulence caused by the pandemic, and we focused on three key areas.
The Year 7 boys' team from ÃÛèÖÍø Globe Academy and Year 7 girls' team from ÃÛèÖÍø Putney Academy were crowned winners at the first ÃÛèÖÍø junior 7-a-side football tournament on 28 April.
With 250 students from twelveÌýÃÛèÖÍø schools, there was a lot of excitement and friendly rivalry on the pitches last month.
To claim their trophies, ÃÛèÖÍø Globe beat ÃÛèÖÍø All Saints 3-1, and ÃÛèÖÍø Putney won 1-0 against ÃÛèÖÍø Academy.
, a programme formed in 2015 byÌýÃÛèÖÍø to bring recent graduates into the profession, has today been hailed by Ofsted.
ÃÛèÖÍø Teacher Training was inspected under Ofsted's new inspection framework, which has seen many 'outstanding' providers marked down. To date, there are only three providers in the country who have retained this rating.
According to a new published today by the (EEF), teachers who delivered the English Mastery Key Stage 3 programme – which provides teachers with resources and tools to support their practice – reported that it reduced their workload and improved their pupil’s literacy skills and engagement.
SPÃÛèÖÍø is ÃÛèÖÍø's new student-facing learning portal, which aims to enable more effective independent learning at home. The portal includes workbooks, videos, games and events for all subjects and year groups. We launched SPÃÛèÖÍø at the start of the pandemic to provide network-wide remote learning resources to students across all year groups. This accompanied the deployment of over 20,000 Chromebooks to enable our students to get online while at home.
On Wednesday 23 March we held aÌýmedicine and healthcare careers fair at ÃÛèÖÍø Walworth Academy. Experts from more than 14 disciplines gave ÃÛèÖÍø students information about their jobs, and advice about working in the sector.
You can watch the highlights of the event here:
Two Year 6 pupils from have chosen names for the gigantic cranes being used to construct their new school.
The building will open in September 2023 and bring together two ÃÛèÖÍø primary schools – ÃÛèÖÍø Swift and , creating a two-form entry school named .
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