Last Friday saw the return of CTE’s annual Inclusion Conference. Inclusion is at the heart of everything we do as teachers and this significantly important day sits at the heart of our spring term curriculum, with its focus on adaptive teaching. This year the event welcomed trainees from all our courses. Primary, Secondary, PGCEi and iQTS trainees joined together to consider the importance of inclusion in our school environments.

The University of Warwick awarded honorary degrees to a number of outstanding individuals in January 2023 as part of its winter graduation ceremonies. One of the recipients of the honorary degrees is Dr. Peter Kent. As the former headteacher of Rugby’s Lawrence Sheriff school, he worked in close partnership with the Warwick Centre for Teacher Education in all of its teaching school roles.

Educators around the world will be able to train remotely for a new UK government-backed international teaching qualification with the University of Warwick – one of only six pilot providers selected by the Department of Education (DfE).

We at CTE would like to extend our congratulations to the 12 Masters students who were due to graduate this week. Unfortunately, their graduation ceremony has been postponed however, we would like to recognise their incredible achievements. These students completed their Masters’ dissertations in often challenging and complex circumstances during 2020/2021 and designed some fascinating and important research.

We are very proud of you and look forward to celebrating with you at your graduation ceremony later in the year!