Episode Synopsis "Episode Six - Prevent Duty, STEM and the College of Teaching"

In the sixth episode of Edgecast, we visit Sheffield to talk with Julia Brown, Head Teacher at Greenhill Primary School, about her team’s experiences of NAHT Aspire and how the programme’s tools and prepackaged courses have helped them to lift morale and performance. NAHT Senior Regional Officer Rob Kelsall discusses the Prevent duty. He talks about how it doesn't criminalise pupils considered to be at risk of radicalisation and challenges some of the urban myths around this obligation. You'll also hear about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers for girls and why adjectives play an important part, and there's more on the College of Teaching’s Founding Trustees

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More episodes of the podcast Edgecast

• Episode 13 - Where are all the new leaders?
• Episode 12 - Ofsted myth-busting with Sean Harford
• Episode 11 - Assessments : in conversation with Michael Tidd
• Episode Ten - Fair funding formula, MATs and more on SEND / SENCo reforms
• Episode Nine - A new Director and the SEND / SENCo reforms
• Episode Eight - Sport and robust mental health and well being.
• Episode Seven - CIPD and breakfast success
• Episode Six - Prevent Duty, STEM and the College of Teaching
• Episode Five - SENCos and the SEND reforms; an audio blog, STPCD and KS3 a lost opportunity?
• Episode Four
• Episode Three - Welfare cuts, peer development groups and NAHT courses
• Episode Two - Life after levels,June events and the recruitment crisis
• Episode One - An introduction to Edgecast