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Foundational knowledge: the quiet driver of meaningful learning
Foundational knowledge is more than the basics. It's the essential knowledge, vocabulary and concepts that enable pupils to understand, remember and build future learning. This blog explores why secure foundations matter, how they support deeper thinking and why curriculum clarity has become increasingly important.
michaelgreeneducat
May 194 min read


What the first apprenticeship inspection reports are telling us
Based on early apprenticeship inspection reports under the revised framework, this blog explores key themes shaping provision. From curriculum coherence to inclusion and stretch, it highlights what inspectors are focusing on and what this means for leaders preparing for inspection.
michaelgreeneducat
May 65 min read


Writing evaluatively: from self-evaluation to sharper improvement
A practical guide to writing evaluatively, helping leaders move beyond description to precise judgement. Introduces the Funnelling Approach and Janus lens to sharpen self-evaluation, strengthen evidence use and drive more effective improvement planning.
michaelgreeneducat
Apr 295 min read


What could the Office for Students learn from Ofsted about inspection?
What could Office for Students learn from Ofsted? Stronger use of first-hand evidence, clearer frameworks and sharper, more timely reporting to shift regulation from compliance toward meaningful improvement.
michaelgreeneducat
Apr 194 min read
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