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Adaptive teaching involves making adjustments to instructions and teaching materials for children, based on how their needs present in the moment. It is based on the premise that students with additional needs don’t benefit from being handed out segregated worksheets and tasks. Instead, the whole class is encouraged to engage…
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This World Mental Health Day we’re focusing on staff wellbeing and some of the things schools can do to reduce stress and improve mental fitness.
Level 5 Specialist Teaching Assistant apprenticeship standard has been approved The Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (iFATE) recently approved the new Level 5 Specialist Teaching Assistant apprenticeship standard. This new apprenticeship will not only enhance the skills of teaching assistants and offer them professional development opportunities, but also directly contribute to improved student outcomes. […]
Real Training’s Rosalind Goodwin looks at what makes a strong EHC needs assessment application and how you might be able to streamline the process. Applications for an EHCNA (Education, Health and Care Needs Assessment) are filling up SENCO “to-do” lists in increasing volume. The number of children with SEND in mainstream schools has risen significantly […]
New JCQ guidelines have been published On 28 August, the JCQ (Joint Council for Qualifications) published their 2024-25 regulations and guidance for exam access arrangements. Real Training’s free online Access Arrangements Update course launched last week and covers everything SENCOs, exam access arrangement assessors and coordinators need to know about the new regulations. This includes […]
We have been shortlisted for a Teach Secondary Award! We are delighted to announce that our Safeguarding AI courses have been shortlisted for the School Business and Procurement category in the 2024 Teach Secondary Awards! We’re thrilled that our new courses, developed in partnership with Educate Ventures Research, have been recognised, alongside our commitment to […]
Announcing our partnership with Teach First We are pleased to announce that, working in partnership with Teach First, we will be delivering the new NPQ SENCO. NPQs are the most widely recognised qualifications in the education sector for current and aspiring leaders. This new NPQ for SENCOs will be the mandatory qualification for anyone who […]
This year we had a record-breaking number of delegates graduate with a postgraduate award. We were excited to have the opportunity to celebrate with some of them at their Middlesex Graduation ceremony! Delegates achieving a Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, or Master of Education were invited to don their cap and gown at the recent Middlesex […]
This resource is designed to help develop pupils’ spatial thinking and non-verbal reasoning skills through a series of tasks that require them to closely examine patterns. It has been designed in PowerPoint to make it easy for you to edit and add your own notes for learners. Many of the shapes are editable to allow […]
As part of our commitment to the continuous improvement of our courses and to ensure the most effective learning experience for our delegates, we regularly review our programmes. Our goal is to equip our delegates with the necessary skills and knowledge to make maximum impact in their settings. We are delighted to announce that we […]
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Jill Eaton - co-director at our sister company, Educational and Sporting Futures, has been awarded an MBE in recognition of her exceptional contribution to raising the profile of apprenticeships in Further Education and the skills sector.
The theme for Dyslexia Awareness Week 2024 is “What’s Your Story?” We caught up with Luke Hearne-Brown to hear more about his experience of dyslexia. Luke is a successful young filmmaker and co-founder of Imprint Films. He was diagnosed with dyslexia when he was in Year 3 and told us his story.
This event provided a valuable platform to explore current trends and expert insights in literacy and dyslexia/SpLD. We would like to express our gratitude to the speakers and panellists for their insightful presentations and engaging discussions and a huge thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this event such a success!