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Teaching

Blog: Creative teaching in the age of austerity

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22 Oct 2015

Robert Litten

Robert Litten discusses the need for schools to turn to their own teachers to achieve educational innovation and excellence.
Time for an arts-friendly E-Bacc Plus?

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19 Oct 2015

Tony Breslin

Tony Breslin, our new Associate in the Creative and Learning Development Team, considers the importance of the arts in education.
The iGCSE debacle; who’s suffering, who’s responsible?

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11 Oct 2015

Matthew Taylor

In his latest post, Matthew describes how the marking of iGCSE English exams has led to unhappy consequences and asks: who is responsible?
Blog: RSA Academies’ Teaching School Alliance now launched

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28 Sep 2015

Danielle Sloyan Teresa Wilson

After months of collaborative planning, the RSA Academies’ Teaching School Alliance was officially launched on Thursday 17th September at Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.
Blog: Raise the Curtain - a new model for performing arts in schools

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25 Sep 2015

Mark Londesborough

The RSA Academies' Performing Arts Hub is a three year project to transform the way performing arts is integrated into teaching and learning.
The importance of the Relational Teacher…

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04 Sep 2015

Ben Gibbs FRSA

The driving force behind the Relational Schools Project is to build a stronger, more connected, and more compassionate society by starting with relationships in schools.
Tom Sherrington on the National Baccalaureate

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21 Jul 2015

Headteacher Tom Sherrington explains how secondary school leaders are driving curriculum strategy that delivers successful outcomes for learners and for educators.
Kevan Collins on Improving Education

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26 Jun 2015

Dr Kevan Collins considers how evidence can inform education practice and help to improve outcomes for pupils and institutions.
Blog: ‘Nobody’s afraid of a frock’: a lesson in creativity

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18 Jun 2015

Georgina Chatfield

“I have personally witnessed many times, the magic light up in the eyes of young people, when they realize what the combination of art & science can summon within them – you can see potential start to shine, when they realize that it is their own lives which are the materials for growth and self-realization.” Prof Helen Storey MBE
Blog: The new digital learning age in three tribes, seven charts and three recommendations

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14 May 2015

Anthony Painter

Anthony Painter explains the key research and findings of our first Power to Create paper - The new digital learning age: how we can enable social mobility through technology.