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What information is legally required for governors to hold your school to account? Find out where your statutory obligations lie and the best ways to provide information to your governors
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Managing the reputation of your school when subject to online abuse is challenging. Education lawyer Ben Holt provides legal guidance and outlines steps to take
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Owen Carter outlines how schools can use high-quality measures to better understand the impact they are making on pupils’ non-cognitive skills
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Trustees and governors of academies and independent schools must adhere to charity law. Jamie Otter and Vicki Hair explain the responsibilities and how to comply
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Independent school bursaries help widen access and provide opportunities to students from all backgrounds. Justin Smith offers ideas to fund and market them
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Before we can help a child with autism come to terms with the bewildering world of sex and relationships, we need to find the right starting point, says Lynn McCann
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For young people, online pornography is easily accessible and often hard to avoid. This lesson plan toolkit is useful for encouraging pupils at Key Stages 3 and 4 to think critically about porn and its impact; how does it differ from real-life intimacy?
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Helpful coping strategies can inform a whole-school approach to stress and anxiety. Use this strategy booklet and assembly plan to get pupils thinking about how they can manage difficult experiences
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Recognising vulnerabilities and being alert to the risk factors of CSE can help prevent or stop abuse. Lisa Griffin explores some common myths
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Intent, implementation and impact of the curriculum are the focus of the new inspection framework. Josephine Smith offers steps to work through to evaluate your curriculum