Post by George Vallis: Science PGCE (2019/20)I was part of a group of trainee science teachers from the class of 2019/20 who began to grapple with how to further embed environmental sustainability into our lessons. We decided to use our pupil voice assignments...
We're linking here to a stimulating blog post by an MIE researcher, Deborah Ralls, focusing on the missing voices of young people through the pandemic, and calling for changes in policy and practice. We would welcome debate that includes more young people as active...
The attached report by Remi Joseph-Salisbury at The University of Manchester is based on interviews with 24 teachers across schools in Greater Manchester. It will be one of the reference points for our development of a response to Black Lives Matter within our PGCE...
Trainees' completion of the PGCE course this year demanded a celebration, and the circumstances required that this take place on Zoom. The PGCE 2019-20 Cohort and staff of over 200 assembled to celebrate on Friday 12th June, with a magnificent send off including...
Making post-GCSE decisions during the Covid-19 Crisis: The need for actionA blog post published today, Thursday 14th May by Professor Ruth Lupton (University of Manchester), Dr Stephanie Thomson, Professor Lorna Unwin and Dr Sanne Velthuis, highlights the difficulties...
My name is Georgia Grant and I currently work as the lead support of medical needs (Physical and Sensory SEN Pathway) at Manchester Academy School. I completed Secondary Science (Biology) PGCE at The University of Manchester in 2019, following Human Biology...
Science trainees worked in three Partnership schools at the end of September as part of our 'Collaborative Teaching Day'. In each school they had the chance to team teach a class, with a focus on finding out what young people already knew and understood about a topic...
Great day in three of our inner city partnership schools in Manchester and Salford for our 80 science trainees last Friday, all teaching a lesson in a group - NOT introducing new ideas, but instead finding out a lot about what young people already think about...
Trinity CofE High School is hosting an ASE TeechMeet 'Little Things Big Differences' on Thursday 19th October from 4 - 5.30pm, likely to prove interesting and beneficial. For more information and to reserve your tickets follow the link below: ...
Message from Pat DowerDear colleague,What are your CPD plans for this academic year?Coming in November is the Northern Area Conference at Sheffield Hallam University (Saturday 11th November). The theme for this year's conference is inclusion and diversity in their...
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