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Inspire me! Using Cuisenaire Rods to explore calculation strategies

Blog
06 Feb 2024
In the second blog in our new ‘Inspire Me’ series, we explore how Cuisenaire Rods can be used to develop additive maths fluency.
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Feedback: a guiding hand for young writers

Blog
30 Jan 2024
Explore key principles for delivering impactful feedback when guiding young writers.
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The use of technology: Small changes in SEN provision that can make a difference to student outcomes in secondary science

Blog
24 Jan 2024
The Butterfly Effect is the idea that small changes make a difference. A small change in one aspect of teaching can lead to significant changes in the engagement and outcomes of all students, including those with SEND. In this blog we explore how technology in science teaching could be your butterfly.
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Inspire me! Cuisenaire Rods: The CPA approach to teaching algebra

Blog
23 Jan 2024
How to use Cuisenaire Rods to take children from understanding part-whole relationships to exploration of algebra.
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Addressing digital poverty - a joint initiative between HFL Education and Interm IT

News
22 Jan 2024
HFL Education and Interm IT have joined forces to help disadvantaged children in schools get access to digital resources through an initiative to refurbish donated digital devices.

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Developing communication and language: addressing articulation of sounds

Blog
22 Jan 2024
Exploring strategies to begin to overcome barriers to speech sound delay.
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How and why to teach regrouping for division – ‘old maths’ vs ‘new maths’

Blog
04 Jan 2022
Why should regrouping as a strategy be championed for division to make calculation easier and less prone to error?
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HFL Education launches a new and improved Teach in Herts website

News
16 Jan 2024
The recruitment of teaching and support staff is one of the biggest challenges facing UK schools, settings and trusts today. Our new and improved Teach in Herts website will help you meet this challenge.
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Progression in foundation subjects – Part 1: Layers of learning

Blog
05 Jan 2024
How can we ensure that pupils are making progress in foundation subjects? How can a well-planned curriculum support pupils to make progress in their learning?
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The School Census: why it’s important for SENCOs to spring clean their SEN data

Blog
19 Dec 2024
The School Census: why it’s important for SENCOs to spring clean their SEN data.