Annual Report 2022

Annual Report 2022

VNET Education CIC’s mission
is to support schools to improve
outcomes for children.
Through our unique and vibrant
network, we support Schools,
Academies and MATs across
East Anglia. We facilitate CPD,
training, consultancy, events
and conferences to support
education professionals,
for the benefit of children
and young people.

Positive Psychology for Work
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Positive Psychology for Work

Positive psychology is the applied science of wellbeing with a range of evidence-based practices to help you function well. Using this evidence-based approach helps teams and organizations thrive. Positive Psychology for Work is a series of three sessions that will provide delegates with a range of evidence-based tools to help improve wellbeing, achievement and resilience.

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Subject Expertise in Primary Series

In their evidence review published in June 2020, Evidence Based Education (EBE) and Cambridge Assessment International Education looked at the efficacy of teacher CPD in relation to student outcomes. They particularly focussed on the question, “What are the best bets for teachers to invest time and effort in if they want their students to learn more?”

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What’s new for 2022/23?

One of the legacies of the pandemic is the widening of the gap for many disadvantaged groups of children. This challenge exists alongside many other challenges that schools already faced including curriculum, finance, SEND and behaviour. In 2022/23, VNET will focus on supporting schools in developing strategies to address these gaps and challenges and to…

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Data Busting: Take your assessments to the next level

Data is vital in the education setting – it provides insight into how pupils are progressing, what your biggest challenges are, and helps drive school improvement. However, data can sometimes get overlooked or misinterpreted. In order to effectively use data, you must improve your approach to assessment.