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StreetGamesStreetGames
StreetGames the only national charity dedicated to developing sport with disadvantaged communities and making sport accessible to young people regardless of their social circumstances. Help individuals develop their sports and leadership skills through participation and volunteering, fulfil their ambitions and help bring communities closer together via sport.
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Inspiring our young people and teachers!
Set up in January 2009 by Lon Kwantes, Inspirational Speakers 4 Schools offers pupils and teachers a respite from facts; exams; targets. Lon has brought together a variety of excellent and passionate speakers who offer schools talks about spirituality, holistic health, self esteem, positivity, motivation and achievement, creativity and brilliance, conflict and forgiveness and more.
Lon's motivation in setting up this initiative is to give our kids more than an academic education. Finding the essence of who we are without any particular religious affiliations is the foundation of many of these talks. Inspirational talks/workshops integrate very well with the PSHE/ Citizenship programme and the ECM outcomes. Talks/ Workshops can also be incorporated into teacher training events.
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JS Media Services
JS Media Services is a consultancy founded by Jeremy Sutcliffe, formerly Associate Editor of The TES. It provides specialist media support and editorial services to help schools, charities and other organisations working in education and children's services.
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How successful head teachers survive and thrive –How successful head teachers survive and thrive -
FOUR PHASES OF HEADSHIP,
FIVE USES OF TIME,
SIX ESSENTIAL TASKS AND
SEVEN WAYS TO HOLD ON TO YOUR SANITY
By Professor Tim Brighouse

The qualities of head teachers and how they deploy their competencies are widely acknowledged to be the key ingredients to school success. Without the right combination of them, researchers agree that they've never come across a truly successful school.
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Former HMI Inspector Roy Blatchford speaks to three secondary headteachers who have recently been visited by Ofsted, and offers his tips on the inspection process.
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Dr Tony Eaude Enhancing achievement in young bilingual learners
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Villiers Park Educational TrustVilliers Park Educational Trust
As experts in Gifted and Talented education, we inspire teachers and post-16 students from all backgrounds towards better teaching and learning.
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A Post-16 Gifted and Talented Student Manifesto
School is just a part of life but get it right and the rest will follow
Company of AngelsCompany of Angels was set up in 2001 by John Retallack to foster and produce innovative theatre for young audiences. The company's mission is to broaden the definition of theatre for young people through experimental projects and new productions of high artistic standard.
A multiracial bus queue in Slough, Berkshire. Photograph: Karen RobinsonHow migrants fuel Britain's boom town
At Lea nursery school in Wexham Road, Slough, it's story time. Fourteen children sit on the carpet, attention rapt, as Khairan Nisa reads The Little Red Hen. First, she tells it in English, and then repeats it in Urdu. Finally, her assistant Wioleta Kostecka translates it into her native Polish.
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Oxfordshire Theatre Company: working with the community and young people
Oxfordshire Theatre Company
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Exciting new International Programme for Senior School Leaders, Business Managers and Headteachers! Exciting new International Programme for Senior School Leaders, Business Managers and Headteachers!

The National College’s new International Leadership Learning Programme offers a unique opportunity to reflect upon leadership in an international context. This programme is now open to Senior School Leaders and School Business Managers as well as Headteachers and enables school leaders or explore a variety of themes pertinent to schools and system wide development. The International Leadership Learning Programme (ILLP) not only offers senior school leaders an excellent professional development opportunity, it is also designed to have a positive impact on school and system development. Ideal for those who wish to develop their own leadership capacity and that of others and who are committed to implementing changes to benefit their school/ organisation and sharing their learning to benefit others.
For more information on this exciting and subsidised opportunity please register your interest with David Charlton at david.charlton@nationalcollege.org.uk or visit ILLP from the National College.
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Contemporary History Weekly, the publishers of Six Debates Weekly. Curriculum Online
...classroom  discussion  and  debate
"Six Debates Weekly" is an A4 sheet with some facts and six suggested debates about a current controversial issue in the news. It comes out 38 times a year - not appearing during school holidays. It's sent out as a Microsoft Word attachment to an email on the Friday before the Monday publication date. It works with Years 7 - 13. It costs £110 for a year's subscription. Interested teachers can take four issues free before deciding whether or not to place an order. The latest issue was SDW 385. Back copies are available from the archive on the website www.chweekly.co.uk where chweekly stands for Contemporary History Weekly, the publishers of Six Debates Weekly.

A Key Stage 2 version of the sheet is published every fortnight as Friday Fortnightly Debates aimed at Years 5 and 6.

A Teacher's Guide is available. It describes on two pages of A4 five keys to successful classroom discussion and debate with a group of 30.

Learning to Lead
Learning to Lead is a training and consultancy organisation born out of a concern for the lack of opportunity for genuine student involvement in the life of school communities.



Weston Education Partnership Student Parliament
The Student Parliament receives School Council reports from representatives and identifies key issues for discussion at Parliament level. Langleywood School: A Community That Cares
At Langleywood School the individual is nurtured within a strong community environment and equal importance is placed on academic achievement alongside the qualities of the individual.
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is a friendly, exciting and forward looking school where each individual is cared for and where staff and students work together to high standards.
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Visit the state-of-the-art, newly opened, £1.2m vocational centre which has played its part in providing a first class educational environment at Thamesview.
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