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Improving Attendance: The Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn
Talking about the current DfE panic around post-covid absence rates and how we can plan to improve attendance through high expectations, rigorous monitoring, understanding, support and sometimes enforcement. #attendance #absence #unauthroised #refusal #catchup
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Why people aspire to SLT and not headship: The Late Late Show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde
Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde is joined by Verity Saunders, Penny Whelan and Louise Sprakes as they discuss why people aspire to SLT but not headship. Hear the ladies discuss the best bits about being part of SLT, as well as some of the harder aspects. Listen as these 4 explore the divide between SLT and classroom teachers, and what can be done to make things better.
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ITT Coordinators: The Twilight show with Seb Ventura
We discuss the role of ITT coordinators with Lisa Marie Smith. What are the challenges of the role and how do we support our trainees whilst keeping on top of our teaching!
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The Huguenots: The Sunday Afternoon Show with Maud W
Today Maud is interviewing the Gentle Author, a writer, historian, a Spitalfields community expert. The Gentle Author has published books and thousands of stories about the ordinary lives of the inhabitants of Spitalfields and he is happy to share the accounts of their struggles and experiences in this area of London.
Maud will focus on the Huguenots, the French protestants who settled in the UK and were welcome by the inhabitants bringing their skills, their culture and changing the area forever.
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The Sunday Breakfast Show with Sobia Iqbal 22-05-22: Preparing for Headship
Join Sobia with Steve Wilks where they discuss how to 'Prepare for Headship'.
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The Saturday Lunch with Joe Hammond 21-5-22: The Weather
Joe talks about how we should be embracing different weather's more as a society and how we can prepare our students not to be afraid of the weather.