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My #Barclaysman is my grandfather, Michael Madgwick, who worked for Barclays Bank from 18 until retirement (with a National Service break) A Watford supporter since the 1930s, he was a shareholder and proudly once lent Elton John a pen! He passed away this week. We’ll miss him

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🗞️This week's Schools Week front page: Revealed: the full scale of Labour’s SEND challenge Subscribe to Schools Week | buff.ly/3dOpESQ #tomorrowspaperstoday

🎧 Tune in to our new podcast episode on retrieval practice. Featuring special guests, Thomas Perry 🤔, Rachael Wilson of Norfolk Research School and Mark Miller and Bradford Research School. Listen: eef.li/msLBSE 1/2

🌟 harry madgwick, our senior content and engagement manager, discusses what we really mean by 'evidence-informed' education in this Schools Week article. Read more: schoolsweek.co.uk/whats-next-for…

Shepherd's delight and all that.

‘Without concerted efforts to make the process much smoother, we risk losing out on some of the gains that an evidence-informed system promises,’ writes harry madgwick as he offers 4 ways to make education research more helpful tes.com/magazine/analy…

A brilliant day for time-poor, enthusiasm-rich primary teachers! And it’s for charity.

🌟New blog: The regular habits of a strategic SENDCO. Reposts and comments welcome. #senco #sendco sendmatters.co.uk/2024/12/15/the…

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Busting some manipulative myths, sharing relevant research evidence and practical examples from school leaders in my latest blog.

Unpaid internships ‘locking out’ young working-class people from careers Research by Sutton Trust found that middle-class graduates made more use of internships as stepping stones even in cases where the internships paid nothing or below the minimum wage theguardian.com/society/2025/j…

In today's EEF Exchange poll we cite the recent Education Policy Institute report and ask... what do you believe to be the most common cause of educational absences? Teachers, leaders, and others working in education can join the Exchange here educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/networks/eef-e…

Interesting academic piece on policy overlooking 'multidimensional and socio-spatial interpretations of place'. Teachers often conceptualise educational disadvantage geographically... citing inequality in local housing, travel to school, & historical reputations of areas.