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@R_J_Foster @litteralyme0 Film, soundtrack, jacket... Sensational

stfu here’s Ryan Gosling driving for 4 hours:

By the summer term of Year 7, students are far less likely to say they enjoy maths than when they were in Year 6, writes David Thomas, but schools can take steps to tackle this trend tes.com/magazine/teach…

The classic Lock Stock intro to herald the start of the bank holiday weekend 🚨

Afternoon all x

Ready to write himself into our history ✍️🇧🇷 #Andre2030

🚨New paper released today: 10 Common SEN Mis(Interventions)—An Evidence Summary steplab.co/news/common-se… Supporting students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) is a vital and growing challenge for schools. But it’s not straightforward. Learning is complex, marketing claims are confident, and the evidence is often hard to access. As a result, we can sometimes end up adopting approaches which are less effective than we initially think. For some, this may well be uncomfortable reading. As a profession, many of us have put time, effort and belief into these things, and lots will have seen students who looked like they were getting something from it. However, it’s essential that we temper our intuition with evidence, because ultimately: our most vulnerable students deserve it. This new paper co-authored with @Barker_J is an attempt to raise the visibility of the best available evidence around several commonly used SEN interventions. For each, we provide an overview of what the research says, offer a more informed approach, and provide a suite of rigorous links to help you get started. We hope it will serve as a useful resource and over time: push us to be even more 'evidence demanding' as a profession. As ever, let me know what you think. If you have pushes or suggestions for how this paper could be better, hit reply and give it to me straight. 👊

A day after this disaster and frankly, insulting to the profession PR piece, we get an email (after many are already in the budget process) telling us that Sports Premium ends this year, without full details of a clear plan for sports provision and school support.

Thomas Tuchel after sabotaging that England squad

Jordan Henderson in his prime…

Dan Burn ahead of Harry Maguire is absolutely baffling. On grounds of form, experience, leadership, penalty-taking. Baffling.

5 years on and still relevant..

I see it's the day in the World Cup preparation where everyone gets angry about the selection of all the squad players who won't play anyway. Still, picking Carlton Cole is a bold choice.

Thomas Tuchel picking the England World Cup squad…

Ridiculous

If anyone wondered why it was 4 instead of the usual 5 on the show 😂😂😂

There is a glaring contradiction at the heart of the white paper that needs discussing: how do you reconcile a push for inclusive schools with an Ofsted framework that rewards attainment at all costs?

Reader, she wrote it

Doubling down and sticking two fingers up at the profession. Sense the room!

BRING HIM HOME