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Introducing 3 new SLT & Subject Leadership tools

Introducing 3 new SLT & Subject Leadership tools

We’re so excited to share three new tools in our ‘SLT & Subject Leadership’ collection with you today… 1. Policy Guide Use this tool to generate a framework for a policy which acts as a guide for developing the policy in full for your school. Enter the name of the policy and the AI will

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Help us to shape the future of Teachmate for SEND education

Help us to shape the future of Teachmate for SEND education

Help us to shape the future of Teachmate for SEND education 🙌 We’d love to hear your feedback on how we can create more innovative AI tools for SEND pupils. We will be hosting a 1-hour discovery session where you share your thoughts, feedback and suggestions on how we can improve our offering for SEND

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3 new wellness PRO tools launched

3 new wellness PRO tools launched

It’s time to say NO to teacher burnout in 2024! When you have better work/life balance, you become a better teacher inside the classroom and a better person outside, too. We want to support you this year to save time on time-consuming teaching tasks and more time doing things you enjoy. So we’ve released some

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Navigate hiring and people management with these 3 new PRO tools!

Navigate hiring and people management with these 3 new PRO tools!

We’re excited to announce the launch of three new tools to help you navigate hiring and people management. Job Advert Creator – Simply input the role details, ideal candidate specification and details about your school and this tool will create a detailed, engaging job advert. Interview Questions and Support – Out of ideas for interesting interview

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We’ve reached 100k Educators Worldwide 🚀 🎉

We’ve reached 100k Educators Worldwide 🚀 🎉

We’ve got some BIG news to share… 🎉 🚀 We’ve now reached over 100,000 educators worldwide, who have joined the Teachmate community and we estimate they’ve saved over 15,000 days, or 41 years! 🤯 💪 We’re incredibly proud of the impact Teachmate is having on teacher workload and wellbeing and we’d like to say thank

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‘AI in Schools’ Template Policy – free download

‘AI in Schools’ Template Policy – free download

📩 Recently we’ve been receiving lots of emails asking for support in developing an ‘AI in Schools’ policy, so we thought we’d ask our fantastic community of teachers in the ‘Teachmate Teachers’ Facebook Group to help. 👥Together with the Teachmate team, they drafted this template policy which can be adapted, tweaked and extended as required

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Bett Finalists (Twice!) 🏆🏆

Bett Finalists (Twice!) 🏆🏆

We’re thrilled to announce that Teachmate has been shortlisted as finalists 🏆 in not one, but two Bett award categories: 2024 AI in Education Award 🎓 2024 Class Aid or Educators Support 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 In a week where we crossed 90,000 educators worldwide using Teachmate to reduce workload, improve wellbeing and better personalise learning for pupils,

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New SEND & Adaption Tools Launched!

New SEND & Adaption Tools Launched!

In developing Teachmate we’re particularly excited by how AI, if used responsibly, can promote inclusion in the classroom. As educators, we know the importance off supporting all learners; however this can be a challenge, as the workload of adapting teaching and learning resources multiple ways can be high. AI can take the heavy lifting of

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Teachmate joins DfE AI Hackathon

Teachmate joins DfE AI Hackathon

Teachmate is proud to have participated in the Department for Education’s AI Hackathon hosted by Faculty, the National Institute of Teaching & the AI in Schools Initiative. Our Chief Technology Officer, Ian Cunningham, represented Teachmate at the 2-day event focused around a series of collaborative workshops with teachers, AI industry experts and representatives from the

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