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The Chartered College of Teaching was set up to represent the teaching profession.
Some have criticised it for not having actual teachers running it.

Is the Chartered College doing what you thought or hoped it would do?
Have your colleagues even heard of the Chartered College?
Is the Chartered College relevant to working teachers?
Does the Chartered College represent you, as a teacher?
When you hear the term Chartered College, what words spring to mind?


If YOU were running the Chartered College of Teaching, what would be your priorities?
Let us have your thoughts and ideas.

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England in 1066

Gary says: https://thedeepbaregarden.wordpress.com/2020/01/06/crowd-sourced-poetry-anthologies/
I asked teachers what poems they liked teaching to pupils. I think the list generated should, on that basis, be a list that teachers will like teaching!

I’ve made two anthologies of 39 – should cover KS3 and KS4 for one a week.

Free to a good home if anyone wants them!


<a href="https://thedeepbaregarden.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/ks3-anthology.pdf" target="_blank">https://thedeepbaregarden.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/ks3-anthology.pdf</a>

Happy New Year to all Knowledge Organiser members.

To start off your new year in the right way, all existing members have been given an extra 5 download credits.
So if you had run out you can start downloading again.

To find out how many download credits you have, one you are logged in, go to your Profile,Summary and you will see "Credits:" with a number.

Every time you download something this number reduces by 1.

If you upload a Knowledge Organiser file this number increases by 50.

Here's how to upload


So please upload a Knowledge Organiser for others to use and reap your reward with 50 credits.
You also gain credits every time you comment on a download, or reply to a post like this one.

Have a great year!