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​Many people have their doubts about teaching agencies. That said, agencies can in fact help benefit both you and the school. Working with an agency can ensure you’re placed in...

​Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is distressing and concerning, and we understand children and young people may have questions or be seeking reassurance. We know that schools are well placed to...

Has anything changed? The only things that have changed are the rules on self-isolation, temporary introduction of face coverings in secondary schools and colleges, the vaccination programme for school aged children...

Have you ever considered working a summer teaching job?Unquestionably the strangest of our 20 years is now approaching the home straight, and we're sure you'll agree that we hope to...

Christmas - a time of giving At a time when children are asking, 'Is Santa in my bubble?', you begin to realise just how hard a year it has been....

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, of course, but the recent GCSE and A-Level grading fiasco does seem to suggest that it was a mistake to scrap coursework. It was the...

In a new research paper, 12 Tips for Pivoting to Teaching in a Virtual Environment published by the University of Manitoba, academics offer tips to provide insight on the practice of teaching...

Is a reluctance to embrace or support online learning holding students back at this time? Teachers and politicians are becoming increasingly aware that COVID-disruption is likely to continue into the...

Taking care of your mind as well as your body is really important while staying at home because of coronavirus (COVID-19). You may feel bored, frustrated or lonely. You may...

We are excited and proud to announce that this week’s blog has been written by Tony Breslin, who taught our Co-founder and Chairman Marios Georgiou A-level Sociology over 2 decades ago. Tony Breslin’s experience in...