Improving SEN provision, the future of ChatGPT, and an incredible conference.
Outstanding Schools
The go-to platform for international school leaders from around the world looking to learn and connect with each other.
Welcome back to the Outstanding Schools Newsletter! We've had a busy month, and can't wait to share what we've been up to. In this edition, we highlight the March edition of the International Teacher Magazine, share Samantha Garner's top tips for improving SEN provision, plus look back on some of our favourite moments from the Outstanding Schools Europe conference. Take a look!
Build Your Skill Set
Does your school have a strategy for consistently supporting SEN and neurodiverse students?
In our latest blog post, Samantha Garner shares 5 tips for international schools hoping to deliver outstanding SEN provision.
Samantha is a?Mental Health & Inclusion Consultant?with experience improving wellbeing practice in hundreds of schools. In her blog post, she shares her practical tips for improving SEN provision at your school.
Read the full blog post here.
领英推荐
Gain a New Perspective
Outstanding Schools is proud to partner with the?International Teacher Magazine. Published by?Consilium Education, ITM is creating a new voice in international education.
The magazine's March edition explores the future of Chat GPT, the use of data to promote DEIJ, and the case for Outdoor Education as part of a core curriculum.
Discover the March edition of ITM here and find thought-provoking solutions to continue improving your school.
Connect With Other Educators
Earlier this week, we hosted the Outstanding Schools Europe conference and welcomed international educators from 22 countries to County Hall in London.
For two days, we shared stories, debated ideas, and found solutions for students across the region. Conference speaker Paul Magnuson shared some of his takeaways in The International Educator (TIE) blog - take a look and?read more about what we got up to!
We can't thank all of our speakers, delegates, and sponsors enough for your participation. It's because of engaged educators like you that the conference was such a success! We hope you left the event with some insights to carry back to your school, and we can't wait to see you next time.