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Latest News on the NET site NET 2nd Annual Lecture 4 Mar 2008
14 May: Staff Vacancies - Administrator

12 May
These protesters are not dinosaurs

7 May
Our latest Leading Thinker, Nick Johnson

28 April
Building School Governance in Camden 22 May

28 April
"Lawyers were children once" Invitation to schools from
NET & the Inner Temple

25 April
Roy Blatchford: Childhood is safe in our schools

19 April
Sir Iain Hall: Aspiration 'on the slate'

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Media reaction to the Lecture


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Pedagogy and Values by David Taylor (HMI)
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Articles to read and digest Live Wires: Analysis, debate and comment
Childhood is safe in our schools
Roy Blatchford, Director of the National Education Trust, argues that children and young people do not behave as the media would have us believe.
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Celebrating the profession of teaching Keith Bartley
It is impossible to assign a single characteristic to a profession ....
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Sir Iain Hall
Aspiration 'on the slate'

Maxine Evans
As the crisis in recruiting new primary heads takes hold...
NET at work The NET Monthly Poll question

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