Practical Strategies to Support Mental Health in the Classroom Supporting mental health in the classroom is essential for creating an environment where students feel safe, valued, and ready to learn. By integrating practical strategies, teachers can help students develop resilience,…
Tips for Teachers and Support Staff on how to make provisions more inclusive Creating an inclusive Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) teaching environment requires planning, adaptability, and teamwork. By fostering a culture of acceptance and tailoring approaches to diverse…
The Chalk Team share their favourite books, to inspire your next read! World Book Day is a celebration of stories, knowledge, and the transformative power of reading. At Chalk, we believe that books are not just a gateway to learning…
Our top tips to create a great CV The layout of a great CV All CVs should start with a header containing your contact information. Making this call to action as clear and easily identifiable as possible can make it…
Your guide to SEND abbreviations Navigating the abbreviations when you get into a teaching career can be tricky. That’s why we’ve pulled together a list to help guide you! Check it out below. Mainstream Intervention & SEND Language FSM –…
Last week our team celebrated NSPCC day! Last week the Chalk Education team celebrated NSPCC day! This year, we decided to combine our support for the NSPCC with a commitment to being more eco-friendly. The result was a fantastic GREEN…
Read Emma’s story When I decided to look into agency work I looked at several agencies and I didn’t have much idea of how the agencies worked. I found chalk had the most information available on their website and I…
Your Guide to Starting a Career in SEND Education: For Teachers and Support Staff Are you passionate about embarking on a career in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) education but unsure what qualifications and personal traits are most valued…
Preparing for your first day in a SEND school Working with children who have specialist educational needs is incredibly rewarding because no two students are the same—each child brings their own unique strengths and challenges. This diversity ensures that every…
Working in Alternative Provisions – Rehannah’s Story I began working in an AP (Alternative Provision) in May 2023, having previously tutored only private students. I was warned that my first student was ‘a bit of a handful,’ having had several tutors before me,…