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Nursery and Primary Education

Primary school education
This site offers good information on educational software and books for children aged 4 - 12, from Heinemann, Rigby and Ginn. They also have an online support scheme that offers help on the schemes you have chosen. Visit this site to view online demonstrations of schemes and software.


Secondary and Specialist Education

Secondary and Specialist Education Secondary education
Teacher support materials, student textbooks, and software created by Heinemann. All the resources are written by teachers and experts and are thoroughly researched and have classroom experience.


Teaching

Do I qualify to teach in the UK? Find out more on how to obtain your Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

In order to teach in the UK, you need to obtain a qualified teacher status (QTS). This involves passing the skills tests in numeracy, literacy and information and communications technology (ICT). These tests can be taken in any of the 40 test centres across the UK. To find out more on the format of these tests, practice the tests and read support materials, visit the TTA website .

To teach in a maintained or special school, teachers must have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). When choosing trainees, initial teacher training (ITT) providers are required to assess candidates' suitability for teaching. This includes ensuring that all candidates admitted for training have taken part in a group or individual interview. You will also have to explain and show your qualifications and relevant experience.



Special Education Needs

IPSEA
This organisation offers free independent advice on Special Education Needs (SEN). They also offer free advice on appealing to the Special Educational Needs Tribunal, including representation when needed. IPSEA is there to help you, if you feel your child's needs are not being met.