For the summer 2025 issue of Impact, we are seeking papers focusing on inclusive and adaptive approaches to curriculum and learning. Topics can include, but are not limited to: 🏫 Supporting learners with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in accessing the curriculum, in mainstream settings and across all phases 📒 Curriculum planning, teaching and learning in specialist settings 🤝 Adaptive teaching and inclusive practices 🗣️ Curriculum delivery, communication and support 🎨 Holistic and inclusive curriculum design 🌍 Curriculum reform in action across the nation-states and beyond 🧠 Neurodiversity. Find out more or submit your article here: https://lnkd.in/eyAYFuHG
Chartered College of Teaching
Education Administration Programs
London, London 27,189 followers
The professional body for teaching. Empowering a knowledgeable and respected teaching profession.
About us
The Chartered College of Teaching is an independent chartered professional membership body, established to raise the status of the profession and put it on a par with other respected occupations offering chartered representation. Our aim is to support teachers gain the expertise they need to maintain genuine excellence – achieving the best outcomes for children and young people. The Chartered College combines teacher-led professional standards, a platform for knowledge mobilisation and a commitment to continuous professional development that underpins the professionalisation of teaching. We are an organisation that works in partnership with all associations, unions and learned societies to build on the best of practical pedagogy and leadership, combining this with existing and emerging research evidence. The Chartered College stands above party politics, speaking with authority based on evidence about professional issues related to inclusive teaching, curriculum and assessment. We shall represent the expertise of our members whilst always keeping the interest of, children, young people and adult learners at its heart. Holding the 365th Royal Charter, issued by the Privy Council in 1849, we are run by teachers for teachers and strive to support improvements in standards of teaching and learning. Membership is voluntary and offers a pathway of professional development to support teachers in their career. Covering all phases of education and subject specialisms, the Chartered College brings together a diverse community of teachers to share ideas and knowledge and provide an independent, authoritative voice for the teaching profession.
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http://chartered.college
External link for Chartered College of Teaching
- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London, London
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 1849
- Specialties
- accreditation, knowledge, evidence-based research, professional membership, teaching, Chartered Teacher status, professional recognition, career development, and continued learning
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Pears Pavillion, Coram Campus
41 Brunswick Square
London, London WC1N 1AZ, GB
Employees at Chartered College of Teaching
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Taymur Mirza
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Keeley Josling (Assoc CIPD)
HR Manager and PA to Dame Alison Peacock / CIPD Level 5 Qualified
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Kieran Briggs
Data & Platforms Specialist @ Chartered College | Salesforce | Moodle | Wordpress
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David Monis-Weston
AI/EdTech Lead at Purposeful Ventures, exploring philanthropy’s role in AI for maths in the UK. Co-Lead, Maths Horizons curriculum review. Founder…
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Director at Being Luminary | 🎧 Host - Nothing Without Us Podcast | Transformational Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Consultancy and Coaching | Equity Strategist | Former Headteacher | Former Multi-Academy Trust Deputy CEO
Being Luminary is hosting this free event right at the culmination of the UK Black History Month. That said, we’d be celebrating melanated women regardless! Please can you share or tag a woman of colour who might want to come along. Can’t wait to meet up and celebrate us! Alumni welcome :)
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In this article, Katrina Blunt shares Aylesbury Grammar School's six-year journey to become a research-engaged institution, offering valuable insights and practical strategies for schools aiming to foster evidence-informed teaching practices and continuous improvement. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/e5Fzi2Jz
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We're pleased to share that school leaders on our Chartered Teacher (Leadership) pathway now receive a 1-year complimentary membership of BELMAS. Register for the Chartered Teacher Leadership pathway today: https://lnkd.in/ez-Fa-Xd
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Have you been reading the latest issue of Impact this week? This issue focused on embedding research in schools, and was guest edited by Professor Tanya Ovenden-Hope. You can access Impact articles online via MyCollege: https://lnkd.in/exERXnHe
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Chartered College of Teaching reposted this
Hear advice from National Cyber Security Centre experts in the podcast: ‘Help, my school’s been hacked!' They discuss simple steps schools can take to be more cyber safe, including: ➡️ anticipating and planning for cyber attacks ➡️ spending time on awareness and training for teachers ➡️ using the National Cyber Security Centre’s free resources Take a listen: https://lnkd.in/eVkXbH8x 🛡️ Play your part, be cyber smart. Department for Education
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Weak passwords can leave you vulnerable to cyber incidents. One teacher in our poll revealed the importance of training: “A staff member’s email was hacked. Since then we've had regular cyber security training which has really helped us to spot when something wasn't right.” Learn how to keep your school safe: ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eqq3RQ34 🛡️ Play your part, be cyber smart. #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth Department for Education Teacher Tapp National Cyber Security Centre
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Discover how flexible working at the Chartered College supports work-life balance and productivity. 🌟 #FlexibleWorking #RemoteWork #WorkLifeBalance
What flexible working at the Chartered College of Teaching means to ... Jenna
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Worried about teacher burnout? 🔥 This article from Education Support provides advice on how to recognise the symptoms and tips on how to avoid burnout. Read more:https://lnkd.in/e99gJ4E4 #Teaching #Burnout
Teacher burnout and how to avoid it
educationsupport.org.uk
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Research suggests a strong link between teacher self-efficacy and overall wellbeing. Teachers with higher self-efficacy tend to: ✨ Experience less burnout & exhaustion ✨ Have better classroom management ✨ Be more resilient in facing challenges In this article, Kulwinder Maude explores prioritising self-efficacy development, such as through teacher training programs and CPD. Read more:https://lnkd.in/esf8dgq5 #MentalHealth #BackToSchool
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