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A beginner’s guide to generative AI in education

Blog
06 Dec 2023
With new AI tools and capabilities emerging rapidly, it can be hard to know where to start and how these tools can actually be useful in your day-to-day teaching. HFL Education's Chris Carter introduces a short, freely accessible elearning course to help you.
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Reading re-envisaged - revisited

Blog
05 Dec 2023
Penny Slater discusses the update to the DfE Reading Framework and its guidance for teaching reading comprehension.
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KS2 Reading Fluency Project: 2017-2023 - reflecting back and looking forward

Blog
09 Jan 2024
The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has commissioned an evaluation of HFL Education’s KS2 Reading Fluency Project. Discover the impact of this work to date.
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Three school elected Non-Executive Directors appointed to the HFL Education Board

News
28 Nov 2023
The HFL Education Board of Directors are pleased to announce the appointment of three new school elected non-executive directors (NEDs) to the Board.
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The ‘I do’ in maths: giving careful thought to the initial teaching model

Blog
09 Jan 2024
In this blog, we explore the importance of making the implicit explicit when modelling and the value of verbalising your inner thoughts.
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Teaching grammar for purpose rather than for evidence

Blog
16 Jan 2024
When teaching grammar, we need to ensure children really grasp the ‘why’ rather than simply focusing on the ‘what’.
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Developing greater depth thinking with these festive maths challenges

Blog
28 Nov 2023
Enjoy these festive maths challenges with your class; an opportunity to engage in discussion, modelling, and representation. Bring the maths to life.
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Reflecting on the DfE Reading Framework

Blog
21 Nov 2023
Reflect on some of the messages from the update to The Reading Framework and consider the implications for your school.
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A cross-curricular snack: maths inspired by the Early Islamic Civilisation

Blog
12 Mar 2024
Investigations inspired by Early Islamic Civilisation and their ground-breaking mathematical discoveries. A 5-minute read, with practical application.
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Secondary Heads of English Summer Conference

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Curriculum news, advice, suggestions and strategies to lead and manage the issues and challenges that face English subject leaders.