Are you a school leader looking to upskill your staff? Join an upcoming webinar to find out more about the Straight to Teaching programme provided by Tes institute which supports school staff on their journey towards QTS.

At HFL Education, we pride ourselves on the expertise of our colleagues. As well as supporting schools and settings, some of our staff members provide inspirational keynote speeches and workshops for events hosted by other organisations.

As Black History Month approaches, Race Equality Adviser, Shammi Rahman wrote an article featured in Headteacher Update detailing how primary schools can use real stories to honour this year’s theme of “Reclaiming Narratives”.

Hertfordshire County Council have shared a new schools resource pack developed to share the available services, information and guidance for mental health and suicide prevention, intervention and postvention.

Join us for our third Herts Voices Big Talk with guest speaker Evelyn Forde MBE. Herts Voices is an inspirational volunteer speakers programme which connects schools in the county with speakers from racially diverse backgrounds.

Adaptive teaching holds high importance but how can it be implemented in the maths classroom to create a class of confident mathematicians? Senior primary maths teaching and learning adviser, Gill Shearsby-Fox, recently shared her top tips in an article for Headteacher Update.

We are delighted to announce that HFL Education has been shortlisted for an Education Today School & Supplier Award.

Following the recent riots and widespread violence, our Wellbeing team have created a free, downloadable resource which outlines useful sources of information to help schools and settings navigate this situation.

Term Times is the HFL small magazine, packed full of interesting articles about issues affecting schools, and a carefully curated selection of training events. Issue 2 is out now.

In light of the next phase of the Government’s free childcare scheme, a recent article in QA Education highlighted the HFL Education training programmes that will ensure Early Years practitioners are qualified to care for babies.

As many Early Years Students complete their studies and prepare to start their first job this September, valuable guidance can make the difference. Our Early Years Adviser, Jo Watkins, has shared some insightful advice in the August 2024 issue of Early Years Educator.

In a recent article in Teaching Times, Hannah Trickett, headteacher of Maple Cross JMI and Nursery School, discussed the unique challenges of running a small school and the support she received from our Small Schools' Programme.