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Autumn NQT Conference

The School of Education will be hosting their autumn NQT conference on Wednesday 28th September 2016. Come along and meet tutors and other NQTs plus take advantage of 1:1 sessions and listen to inspirational speakers. Click here for more information and to book your place

New publication from the research team

Sara Bragg and Helen Manchester have recently published their latest article entitled ‘Considerate, convivial and capacious? Finding a language to capture ethos in ‘creative’ schools’.

Proud mum moment for senior lecturer, Sue Lynch

Sue Lynch, Senior Lecturer from the School of Education, will be watching the Paralympic sailing contest with more interest than most – her son has been coaching two medal hopefuls in the Skud 18 class.

Inaugural lecture from Professor Andrew Hobson

University of Brighton Inaugural Series: The terrors of judgementoring for early career teachers: introducing the ONSIDE Mentoring framework With Andrew Hobson Professor of Teacher Learning and Development

Former Head of School of Education honoured

Maggie Carroll, the former Head of the School of Education has been awarded the Fellowship of the University of Brighton.

Harrison Award

The School of Education has announced a new award which is open to all final year undergraduate students on degree programmes within the school.

Maths CPD courses starting this autumn

We are thrilled to announce that we will be running our Maths CPD short courses again this autumn.

Achievement awards for further education and training teacher trainees

The School of Education would like to congratulate all our teacher trainees and mentors on the Further Education and Training PGCE course who have recently been awarded a certificate for their achievements this year.

Dyslexia training course for teachers and TAs

Working alongside East Sussex County Council (ESCC), The University of Brighton are very happy to accredit this specialist course for those working with children and young people with dyslexia.

Communication, Learning and Autism Support Service Training Course

The University of Brighton are working with East Sussex County Council (ESCC) and their Specialist Communication Learning and Autism Support Service to design courses relevant to Teachers and TAs which also carry academic credits.

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