FilterFilter options Clear all filters Location East Midlands East of England Greater London Nationwide North East North West South East & South Coast South West Wales West Midlands Yorkshire and the Humber 1 - 20 out of 94 results A flourishing partnership Little Mead Primary Academy takes a community-centric approach to the care and education of its pupils. The school, which is part of the Endeavour Academy Trust located in Bristol, supports a diverse Story Wood's journey into the world of Teach First Jo Jones is the headteacher at Story Wood School in Birmingham. Here she talks about the school's positive experiences with taking on Teach First participants... From Teach First pupil to Teach First teacher How do you go from being a teenager who hates English to a school’s deputy head of English department in less than ten years? Teach First teacher Laurell Milton has done just that, and is now teaching Rachel Middleton on teaching modern foreign languages Rachel teaches modern foreign languages at West Somerset College. Now in her second year, she’s had a role in turning the department around with the support of her department head. Her passion and Introducing Leading Together Teach First is delighted to have been chosen by the Department of Education as one of the providers for the Teaching and Leadership Innovation Fund. “I’ve learned so much about myself” After earning her degree in Psychology, Lily was looking for an opportunity. Her neighbour, a former Teach First trainee, encouraged her to apply for the Leadership Development Programme. Lily is now Teaching: A brilliant career to come back to Michael Slavinsky joined the Teach First programme in 2008 as a modern foreign languages Oxford graduate. After three years teaching, Michael spent seven years at the education charity, The Brilliant Making every careers conversation count Preparing young people from low-income communities in England for life beyond the school gates is key to ensuring their future success. Working in partnership with schools, we help to develop careers ‘Will you be my teacher?’ What would it be like if pupils wrote the job descriptions for their ideal teacher? We went to St Wilfrid’s Roman Catholic College in South Shields to find out, and shared the results on LinkedIn . Steph Rees on her mentoring journey Steph Rees didn’t know much about Teach First before she became a mentor for a new trainee teacher at her school, Little Mead Primary Academy. She’s seen how driven her new colleague is but has also “With Teach First we’re building the capacity in our schools.” Little Mead Primary Academy is one of four schools within the Endeavour Academy Trust, located across the South West. It’s been a Teach First partner school since 2014 and has recruited six Teach Developing your careers strategy Verity Hadden, Head of History at St George’s Catholic School in London, joined Teach First’s Careers Leader Programme to learn how to develop a careers strategy and embed it across the school. Here’s 7 things I’ve learned about brilliant teaching The government today launches the ambitious yet achievable Early Career Framework. In this article Reuben Moore, who heads up the development of our training programme and is a teacher himself, shares Real challenge, real reward As a teacher of maths, science, engineering or technology, you’ll work with the subject you love every day. Teach languages, open doors As a teacher of French or Spanish, you’ll put your language to work – not to waste. Starting with Teach First before graduation Some people’s first encounter with Teach First is as a participant on our Leadership Development Programme after they graduate. But, for many, that journey starts much sooner, while they’re at Network development and Ambassadors Last month Russell Hobby shared the headlines of our new strategy , focusing on: Why I became a school governor Are you considering undertaking a voluntary role where you can have a wider impact on education? Do you want to develop skills that will help you progress in your paid role? Sarah Hayward, Science Being a school governor "I'm really enjoying being a governor. It's a great way to put my educational knowledge to good use, allows me to stay connected to schools and is allowing me to develop skills that will be useful Teacherhood: Episode 1 Teacherhood is a YouTube series about three teacher trainees – Claire O’Flaherty, who teaches primary in London, Ruth Muleya, who teaches English in Grays, and Toby Clarke, who teaches maths in Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page ›› Last page Last »
A flourishing partnership Little Mead Primary Academy takes a community-centric approach to the care and education of its pupils. The school, which is part of the Endeavour Academy Trust located in Bristol, supports a diverse
Story Wood's journey into the world of Teach First Jo Jones is the headteacher at Story Wood School in Birmingham. Here she talks about the school's positive experiences with taking on Teach First participants...
From Teach First pupil to Teach First teacher How do you go from being a teenager who hates English to a school’s deputy head of English department in less than ten years? Teach First teacher Laurell Milton has done just that, and is now teaching
Rachel Middleton on teaching modern foreign languages Rachel teaches modern foreign languages at West Somerset College. Now in her second year, she’s had a role in turning the department around with the support of her department head. Her passion and
Introducing Leading Together Teach First is delighted to have been chosen by the Department of Education as one of the providers for the Teaching and Leadership Innovation Fund.
“I’ve learned so much about myself” After earning her degree in Psychology, Lily was looking for an opportunity. Her neighbour, a former Teach First trainee, encouraged her to apply for the Leadership Development Programme. Lily is now
Teaching: A brilliant career to come back to Michael Slavinsky joined the Teach First programme in 2008 as a modern foreign languages Oxford graduate. After three years teaching, Michael spent seven years at the education charity, The Brilliant
Making every careers conversation count Preparing young people from low-income communities in England for life beyond the school gates is key to ensuring their future success. Working in partnership with schools, we help to develop careers
‘Will you be my teacher?’ What would it be like if pupils wrote the job descriptions for their ideal teacher? We went to St Wilfrid’s Roman Catholic College in South Shields to find out, and shared the results on LinkedIn .
Steph Rees on her mentoring journey Steph Rees didn’t know much about Teach First before she became a mentor for a new trainee teacher at her school, Little Mead Primary Academy. She’s seen how driven her new colleague is but has also
“With Teach First we’re building the capacity in our schools.” Little Mead Primary Academy is one of four schools within the Endeavour Academy Trust, located across the South West. It’s been a Teach First partner school since 2014 and has recruited six Teach
Developing your careers strategy Verity Hadden, Head of History at St George’s Catholic School in London, joined Teach First’s Careers Leader Programme to learn how to develop a careers strategy and embed it across the school. Here’s
7 things I’ve learned about brilliant teaching The government today launches the ambitious yet achievable Early Career Framework. In this article Reuben Moore, who heads up the development of our training programme and is a teacher himself, shares
Real challenge, real reward As a teacher of maths, science, engineering or technology, you’ll work with the subject you love every day.
Teach languages, open doors As a teacher of French or Spanish, you’ll put your language to work – not to waste.
Starting with Teach First before graduation Some people’s first encounter with Teach First is as a participant on our Leadership Development Programme after they graduate. But, for many, that journey starts much sooner, while they’re at
Network development and Ambassadors Last month Russell Hobby shared the headlines of our new strategy , focusing on:
Why I became a school governor Are you considering undertaking a voluntary role where you can have a wider impact on education? Do you want to develop skills that will help you progress in your paid role? Sarah Hayward, Science
Being a school governor "I'm really enjoying being a governor. It's a great way to put my educational knowledge to good use, allows me to stay connected to schools and is allowing me to develop skills that will be useful
Teacherhood: Episode 1 Teacherhood is a YouTube series about three teacher trainees – Claire O’Flaherty, who teaches primary in London, Ruth Muleya, who teaches English in Grays, and Toby Clarke, who teaches maths in
