Published 14/07/21
News and views
The latest news and opinion from across our Trust.
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- Published 24/05/21
Inclusive education means quality first, not second guessing
Read MoreHaving an inclusive ethos only really means something if it translates into insightful practice that makes a positive difference to the educational experiences and outcomes of every child, writes Andy Yarrow.
- Published 21/05/21
How many educators does it take to change a curriculum? The more, the merrier…
Read MoreBig decisions that affect lots of people within an organisation cannot be undertaken lightly, writes Karen Walker. Which is why, when we decided to devise a curriculum intent for the whole Trust, all our schools were asked to pitch in.
- Published 04/05/21
Pandemic perspectives: Simon Morley, Headteacher at Boston West Academy
Read MoreSimon Morley began his teaching career in 1997 and is now Headteacher at Anthem’s Boston West Academy in Lincolnshire, an Outstanding primary school that teaches children from four to 11. The school is renowned for its focus on learning outside the classroom and has won many accolades for its work in this area. Here Simon talks about the challenges of the past year and how thinking outside the classroom has kept his pupils learning.
- Published 17/03/21
What lockdown showed us about SEN and the art of inclusive practice
Read MoreSecuring the right support for pupils with special educational needs can be a battle at the best of times, so how do you go about it when there’s a global pandemic getting in the way? By mobilising an army of SEN professionals to make sure that locking down does not mean missing out, explains Rachel Mason.
- Published 12/02/21
An approach to remote education that’s collective by design
Read MoreBy Rachel Sewell, Anthem Head of Pedagogy and Curriculum and Vice Principal for Teaching and Learning at St Mark’s Academy
- Published 27/01/21
Why leaders with integrity give us all hope for the future
Read MoreWe all want leaders we can believe in, especially at times of great difficulty and what marks out the great from the merely good, writes Anthem CEO Andy Yarrow, is integrity.
