The Curriculum Network

Listen to the conversations shaping education. Discover short, expert-led conversations with teachers, school leaders and education specialists who are shaping practice in schools today. Each episode brings together the latest thinking, practical strategies and real world experiences across curriculum, leadership, inclusion, wellbeing, innovation and more. Designed to fit into your day, our bite sized podcasts deliver expert insights and proven best practice in just a few minutes. Whether you are commuting, walking the dog or between meetings, you will leave each episode with fresh ideas and practical takeaways to support your work in school.

The Curriculum Network is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Leading When You're the New One In with UK & International School Leader, Rob Ford

  Aug 28, 202612 minS0

  <p>Take 1: Do Your Homework</p>Learn the school’s history, values, strengths and unique character before starting.Understand the team, board and wider community you will be joining.Show from day one that you are fully invested in the school.<p>Take 2: Avoid Change for Change’s Sake</p>Resist introducing short-term initiatives simply to make your mark.Establish stability and understand the school before making changes.Ensure future improvements are meaningful and owned by the community.<p>Take 3: Listen and Learn</p>Be visible, approachable and present across the school.Listen to staff, pupils, parents, governors and support team...

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  Bringing Wellbeing into Careers Education with Education Leader, Cliona McMenamin

  Aug 28, 202614 minS0

  <p>1) Start with Self-Discovery, Not Decision-Making</p><p>Most careers programmes jump too quickly to the “what” (university courses or job titles) before helping students understand the “who.”</p><p>When students explore their strengths, values and motivations first, they make more authentic and confident choices later.</p><p>By integrating reflection tools, personality frameworks and “career conversations” into tutor time or PSHE, we give students permission to see career exploration as part of their wellbeing journey, not a pressure-filled process.</p><p>Take 2) Make Wellbeing the Foundation, Not an Add-On</p><p>A student who is anxious, burnt out or comparing...

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  How Positive Leadership Creates Flourishing Schools with School Leader Abigail Alexis-Olubuyide

  Aug 28, 20268 minS0

  <p>1) Positive Emotions Create Upward Spirals</p><p>2) Engagement Flows Through Strengths</p><p>3) High-Trust Relationships Underpins Flourishing</p><p>4) Connect to a Higher Purpose Through Meaning</p><p>5) Frame Accomplishments as Progress That Inspires Growth</p>

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  Overcoming Fear and Anxiety in Teaching Maths with Mathematics specialist, Patrick Renouf

  Aug 28, 202621 minS0

  <p>Take 1: Maths is about thinking, not performing</p><p>Take 2: Number sense is key to a child's success in Maths</p><p>Take 3: Mathematics is a connected, beautiful, creative and visual subject</p><p>Take 4: Talk about Maths</p><p>Take 5: Celebrate struggle!</p>

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  Sustainability Education for Primary Children with Climate Education Consultant Edd Moore

  Aug 28, 202610 minS0

  <p>Take 1: Create Eco Warriors</p>Appoint an Eco Lead Teacher and an eco representative from each class.Audit current practice and create an annual action plan.Work towards the internationally recognised Eco-Schools Green Flag.<p>Take 2: Build a Sustainable Culture</p>Encourage staff to model sustainable choices, including reusable products, waste-free lunches and greener travel.Make school and parent-led events sustainable.Share clear sustainability expectations with families.<p>Take 3: Lead Environmental Projects</p>Focus on one topic at a time, such as waste, energy, biodiversity or transport.Use the 8Rs: Rethink, Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Refill, Repair, Repurpose and Recycle...

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