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Removing Barriers to Learning
Creating opportunities for all learners to flourish
Friday 27 June 2025
Pangbourne College, Reading RG8 8LA
Minibuses will provide free transport to Pangbourne College
from both Pangbourne and Reading train stations
Book your places now to benefit from our early bird 2-4-1 offer!
The day will bring together school leaders and practitioners from all phases and contexts to explore the current challenges faced by schools, with insights from school leaders who have overcome some of these challenges. As well as hearing from inspiring keynote speakers, you'll have the opportunity to attend workshops led by NACE Associates and school leaders from across the NACE community. We expect you to leave feeling inspired, informed and empowered, with practical actions to take back into your school.
Read more and book here
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Research programme for 2024-25
Making Space for Able Learners: Stage 3
Thank you to all who have already shown an interest in contributing to this next phase of our research, focusing on how best to support more able learners facing various forms of disadvantage. You can find out more and get involved here.
If you wish to be involved in this research and have not yet contacted us, please email annmccarthy@nace.co.uk
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FREE WEBINAR TOMORROW!
Getting the most from your
NACE membership
4 July | 3.45 – 4.30pm
Whether you’re new to NACE or simply keen to ensure you’re getting full value from your NACE membership, join us online for an interactive session exploring current member benefits and opportunities. Open to all NACE members.
Register now
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A fantastic opportunity for primary schools
New bespoke CPD programme for primary schools beginning in September 2024
To ensure as many schools can join as possible and maximise the benefit of networking and discussion amongst the delegate group, we have moved the first event to September, meaning the whole programme will now take place within the 2024/25 academic year.
Run by Bob Cox, author of the Opening Doors series, this programme consists of five events throughout the year – two in-person day sessions* and three online twilights. The course is designed to support principles and strategies for ambitious English for every pupil in your school. *Remote access for the in-person sessions is available for international schools and others if travel is a barrier.
For more information and registration click here.
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Congratulations to Nettlesworth Primary School, County Durham, which has been reaccredited with the NACE Challenge Award for the fourth time and is the fifth school to achieve NACE Challenge Ambassador School status.
Upcoming Challenge Award Experience events
See behind the doors of a NACE Challenge Award-accredited school to gain unique insights and inspiring examples of effective more able policy and practice.
St Michael Catholic Primary School & Nursery
Wednesday 9 October 2024 | 9.00am - 12.30pm
St Michael Catholic Primary School & Nursery, Middlesex, TW15 2DG
Register
Horton Grange Primary School
Friday 15 November 2024 | 9.00am - 12.30pm
Horton Grange Primary School, West Yorkshire, BD7 2EU
Register
Read more: Challenge Development Programme | Challenge Award
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Competitions
We will be updating our competitions page ahead of the new academic year.
Do you have a student competition to recommend to other schools? Share the details with us and you could win a free on-demand CPD module of your choice!
Please share here.
Recommended reference
Why Learning Fails (And What To Do About It) by Alex Quigley
A new release that asks us to consider important factors in learning such as the narrow limits of working memory, the inability to learn independently and the danger of falling motivation in the face of failure. As always, we need to take these ideas and seek to see their implications through the lens of more able learners and reflect on how we adapt our teaching accordingly.
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Recommended by Dr Keith Watson,
NACE Curriculum Development Director, Associate and Challenge Award Assessor
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NRICH
Based at the University of Cambridge, NRICH provides free resources for teachers and learners, aiming to enrich mathematics teaching and learning through challenging, engaging and meaningful maths activities.
NRICH’s maths at home summer challenges provide some great activities and resources for ages 3 to 18. Take a look here.
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