8 Strategies to Support Students with SEND
Children with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) are among the most vulnerable to the sudden changes that have accompanied the Covid-19 pandemic this year. The closure of schools and…
Children with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) are among the most vulnerable to the sudden changes that have accompanied the Covid-19 pandemic this year. The closure of schools and…
This year Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) have had an extra-challenging start to their careers. Many final training placements will have been cut short due to school closures and, in this…
As of the second week of November 2020, the coronavirus has caused over 1.2million deaths and more than 50million cases of the disease worldwide. Following the devastation wrought by Covid-19…
Prospero Teaching are delighted to announce the launch of our new office in Sydney, Australia. Australian Teaching Expertise Our new Australia in-country division is now officially open, and led by…
As we enter the final couple of months in an eventful year, Prospero Teaching have been proud of the hard work and dedication of our 250 staff across the globe….
Following the Prime Minister’s recent announcement of a second lockdown across England, Prospero Teaching want to reassure our schools and teachers of the support we will be providing during this…
The education sector has some of the highest levels of mental health problems and workload challenges. More than two thirds of education professionals describe themselves as stressed at work, and…
The half term break presents a rare chance for staff to pause and take stock of a highly turbulent first term for education in 2020/2021. Schools are currently serving as…
Prospero Teaching have launched a new survey to analyse the impact of Covid-19 on Looked-After Children (LAC) across the UK. We are reaching out to Local Authorities to understand the…
Claiming the lives of over 40,000 UK citizens as of October 2020, Covid-19 cases are continuing to rise. The UK Government announced 21,331 confirmed new cases on 20th October: a…