On this Int'l Day of Sport for Development & Peace we remember Josef Klotz, a Polish footballer of Jewish descent.
In 1922 he scored Poland’s first ever international goal.
In 1941 he died in the Warsaw ghetto.
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RT Association for Physical Education Charlie I'Anson #IDSDP

That is really a very large number. And worrying that it’s biggest among 16-24 year olds

One in five people in England awaiting NHS care, ONS data shows ft.com/content/05beec… via @ft

💬 'The education system alone cannot eradicate the attainment gap. A true strategy to close the gap for good must include a plan to reduce, and ultimately to end child poverty in the UK.'

Read the findings from our briefing on the attainment gap 👇

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🚨 Students from low income backgrounds have been leaving university with debt levels much higher than their wealthier peers since maintenance grants were scrapped in England.

Our new briefing looks at the issues with the student maintenance system ⬇️

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Developed by the University of Oxford. A set of 12 lessons that compliment any maths scheme.

Can't get over that there's been a *68%* increase *in one year* in the number of people who don't have enough food to *3.7 million* people and it's not anywhere near the biggest news story.

📣 Schools and early years settings can sign up to deliver subsidised educational programmes with a proven record of improving children’s maths and literacy skills.

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The EEF currently have a range of exciting roles for content specialists, along with senior roles - for the Early Years, as well as schools & colleges. For the schools & colleges role, it features literacy, maths, and learning behaviours roles.

Take a look here:…

🚨In the UK, men and women in the poorest fifth of the population are twice as likely to be at risk of developing mental health problems as those on an average income.

That’s why we are writing to @TheTimes, calling on all parties to commit to reducing health inequalities 🔽

💻 Technology is playing an increasingly significant role in English classrooms.

We want to understand how you're using technology to support your teaching practice and get your views on how it's impacting learning in your setting.

Take the survey: ow.ly/rTpI50QOQsL

Wanted to give a big shout out to The Brilliant Club - I’m still a trustee despite focusing my life on prisons and probation! They do an amazing job, led by the excellent Anne-Marie Canning

📣 Funding opportunity!

Programme developers are invited to submit applications for our latest funding round, focused on writing and secondary maths.

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Early years settings!

Sign up now to take part in our trial of Talking Time.

This early years professional development programme supports educators to enhance young children’s early oral language through high-quality interactions and conversations.

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💡Championing education equity is hugely important to this work.

To facilitate discussions around supporting socio-economically deprived pupils’ progress between senior leadership teams, governors, and trustees, take a look at our latest resources.

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📣 'Using examples to teach grammar' will explore how using examples can enhance writing in Year 7.

Find out more and apply: eef.li/7TKaNt

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📣 Sign up now to take part in a Teacher Choices project!

'One Step Ahead' will explore the effectiveness of pre-teaching on Key Stage 1 children’s maths.

Find out more and apply: tinyurl.com/4vvpcf9v

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🌟 “Every day, teachers make decisions in their day-to-day practice that aim to improve pupil learning but may have limited evidence to support these choices.”

EEF’s Christine and Faizann introduce our new Teacher Choices projects.

Read more: eef.li/vbzb5j

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With research published earlier this week demonstrating the far-reaching impact of GCSE grades on adult life, these recommendations from The Sutton Trust for closing the attainment gap are crucial.

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🌟 Schools and early years settings can sign up to deliver subsidised educational programmes with a proven record of improving children’s maths and literacy skills.

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Shocking new The Trussell Trust research reveals stark truth of hunger, hardship & debt across the UK. More than 1/2 people on Universal Credit can’t enough food. We need the Chancellor to prioritise sustained support for people on the lowest incomes. trusselltrust.org/2024/02/21/ove…