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14 Jul What Early Years Educators Need to Know About the New DfE EYFS Curriculum (September 2025)

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Starting from September 2025, the Department for Education (DfE) will introduce important changes to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, published today (14/7/25). These reforms aim to strengthen safeguarding, enhance wellbeing, and refine curriculum delivery to better support children’s development in early years settings across...

14 Jul New DfE Writing Framework 2025: What Primary Teachers Need to Know

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✏️ The New DfE Writing Framework (2025): A Game-Changer for Primary Schools On 8 July 2025, the Department for Education (DfE) released a brand-new Writing Framework designed to raise standards in primary writing across England. Based on evidence-led practice, this new guidance follows the success of the...

11 Jul 7 Reasons to Choose Short-Term Supply Teaching with Us at Moore Teachers

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Are you a qualified primary teacher looking for flexibility, variety, and a better work-life balance? At Moore Teachers, we specialise in placing passionate teachers like you into short-term supply roles that suit your lifestyle and career goals. Whether you're newly qualified, returning to teaching, or simply want...

04 Jul Urgent Demand for Teaching Assistants and SEN 1:1 Support in Primary Schools: Why Supply Work with Moore Teachers Is a Smart Career Move

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Why Teaching Assistants and SEN 1:1 Support Staff Are in High Demand in UK Primary Schools Primary schools are facing an increasingly urgent need for Teaching Assistants (TAs) and 1:1 SEN Learning Support Assistants to help children succeed in the classroom. As class sizes grow and the...

04 Jul Falling Pupil Numbers in Hertfordshire: What It Means for Teachers, TAs, and Early Years Practitioners

Posted at 12:59h in Education News

Across the UK—and particularly here in Hertfordshire and West Essex—a steady decline in birth rates is starting to reshape the school system. Fewer children starting Reception each year is leading to reduced class sizes, tighter school budgets, and in some cases, school restructures or closures. If you're...

13 Jun The Real Rewards (and a Few Challenges) of Being a Primary Supply Teacher — with Moore Teachers by Your Side

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If you're considering becoming a primary supply teacher in Hertfordshire, Essex or surrounding areas, you're in the right place. Supply teaching offers a unique blend of freedom, variety, and classroom impact, especially when you're supported by a trusted supply teaching agency like Moore Teachers. Whether you're newly...

06 Jun How to Succeed in a Primary School Lesson Observation Interview

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Your Complete Guide to Landing That Teaching Role If you're applying for a primary school teaching position in the UK, chances are you'll be asked to deliver a lesson observation as part of your interview. This is your opportunity to show exactly what you can bring to...

30 May Now’s the Time! High Demand for Primary Supply Teachers in Hertfordshire

Posted at 15:00h in Uncategorised

If you're a qualified primary teacher in Hertfordshire or West Essex, there's never been a better time to explore the rewarding world of supply teaching. With local schools actively seeking enthusiastic and skilled educators, your experience and passion for teaching are in high demand. Whether you're...

23 May Can You Really Make a Living as a Supply Teacher? Absolutely – Here’s How

Posted at 15:30h in Uncategorised

If you’re a qualified teacher wondering whether supply teaching can provide financial security, career satisfaction, and even the ability to get a mortgage — the short answer is yes, it absolutely can. In fact, more and more educators across the UK are turning to supply teaching for...

16 May Achieve QTS via the Assessment Only Route – With Support from Moore Teachers

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Are you an experienced teacher without QTS? Whether you're working in Hertfordshire, West Essex, or nearby, the Assessment Only (AO) route to Qualified Teacher Status could be your fastest route to formal recognition. And with the support of Moore Teachers, the primary education specialists and one...