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What makes a great teacher? Reflections from STEM Learning's secondary conference (STEM Learning 28 Jul 2023),

Showcasing successful partnerships [also Magazine issue 67, p4-7] (The Education Space Journal, 16 Dec 2022)

How 'light' leadership adds weight to your teaching (TES, 14 Aug 2020)

#CelebrateEd: Five days of inspiration from the North East (SecEd, 29 Jun 2020)

Darlington's Carmel College launches regional computing hub (Northern Echo, 09 Feb 2020)

Carmel Education Trust achieves 'research school' status (Northern Echo, 01 Nov 2019)

Carmel College in Darlington attracts Dutch experts (Northern Echo, 02 Jun 2019)

Carmel College Darlington pilot plan to retain science tutors (Northern Echo, 10 Dec 2018)

School is hailed a beacon of excellence (Northern Echo, 18 Mar 2008)

Pupils' gasps of amazement greet Venus picture (Northern Echo, 11 Jun 2004)

Showcasing Successful PartnershipsGovernors’ and Trustees’ Annual Conference Report November 2022 Schools do not exist in isolation. They are part of a larger system. Therefore, it is only right that, as system leaders, their Gover…

How ‘light’ leadership adds weight to your teachingWith the self-efficacy of teachers being cited as a key factor in pupil success, Rachael Hardcastle decided to try a new approach at her school. She found that ‘hands-off’ leadership, giving staff the time and space to research their practice and share their findings, led to many rediscovering their passion for teaching

Carmel College pilot UK scheme to retain science teachersA NATIONAL pilot aimed at cutting workload and stopping science teachers abandoning the profession is being spearheaded by a North-East school.

Darlington education trust achieves 'research school' statusTRIED but not necessarily tested teaching methods and new, innovative approaches to learning are to come under the spotlight in a major education…

Darlington's Carmel College launches regional computing hubA COLLEGE has launched a regional computing hub to try and ensure children have the skills they need in their future careers.

Progress at Darlington school attracts European expertsAN INNOVATIVE approach to learning which encourages children to think about science has attracted attention from Europe.

School is hailed a beacon of excellenceA SCHOOL has been hailed as a "beacon of excellence" after achieving special school status for a second time.

Pupils' gasps of amazement greet Venus pictureTWO science teachers from the Wensleydale School in Leyburn were up early on Tuesday morning to catch a glimpse of a very elusive lady.

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