Guest Blog from The E-Learning Service Supporting pupils who struggle to attend school: How to refer to the E-Learning Service when seeking Alternative Provision When a pupil is unable to attend school, or is finding attendance increasingly difficult, schools often look for alternative ways to keep them engaged in learning. The E-Learning Service offers a…
The Impact of Teaching WalkThrus Across 23 Schools A year ago, we began a shared journey with 23 VNET schools to embed Teaching WalkThrus as a practical, sustainable driver for improving teaching and learning. Each school accessed the Teaching WalkThrus platform through a discounted VNET member subscription, alongside a carefully designed programme of wrap-around CPD….
Guest Blog from our Annual Conference Sponsor: ProActiVe AV Better AV for Better Learning At ProActiVe AV, we’re proud to support schools and academies with a smarter, more reliable approach to Audio Visual solutions, designed specifically for education and delivered by people who truly understand the classroom. We specialise in front-of-class screens, digital signage, and…
The Impact of Teaching WalkThrus Across 23 Schools A year ago, we embarked on an ambitious journey with 23 schools – 16 primary schools, 3 junior schools, 3 infant schools and 1 special school – all united by a shared commitment to improving teaching and learning through Teaching WalkThrus. As we reflect on this first…
Guest Blog from our Annual Conference Sponsor: The E-Learning Service Since 2003, The E-Learning Service has been a trusted provider of Alternative Provision in Norfolk, delivering high-quality online education to children and young people across all key stages. Our flexible, student-centred approach ensures that each learner receives tailored support designed to meet their individual needs,…
VNET Education CIC is dedicated to helping schools improve outcomes for children.Through our unique and dynamic network, we support Schools, Academies, and MATs across East Anglia. We offer tailored in-school support, training, CPD, and conferences to empower education professionals, directly benefiting children and young people. We are proud to share the significant impact of VNET’s…
I’ve been waiting for this framework. Not in a passive, vague sense — but properly waiting. With anticipation. With hope. With a growing sense that something clear- eyed and sensible might finally come to the surface. And now it’s here! Here it is: 150 pages, 8 sections, 9 appendices — a serious piece of work…
Thanks to collaboration, professional discussion, and a shared commitment to improvement, VNET’s peer review system is having a lasting impact on schools. Teachers and leaders are developing their practice, gaining fresh perspectives, and building strong relationships that will continue to benefit them long into the future. With new focus areas and an expanding network, the…
Guest blog from Dan Fitzpatrick, The AI Educator Machines will be smarter than your kids. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently delivered this message on the ReThinking podcast with Adam Grant. Have parents and educators started preparing the next generations for a world of superintelligent machines? Altman’s insights may offer a roadmap. My Kids Won’t…
Guest blog from Progressive Masculinity Being an English Teacher was all I’d known for 18 years and, quite frankly, something I would have been happy doing for the rest of my professional life. But I grew increasingly concerned about the social narrative around masculinity and its impact on boys and young men: the ubiquitous term…
