Do you want to adopt a “meaningful, manageable and motivating” perspective to marking? Are you looking to make marking more manageable whilst still adding value? SATIPS’ webinar on Tuesday, November 10th (3pm-5.30pm) will help do just that. During the webinar, which will be useful to all prep school teachers but is particularly suited to teachers …
An update on the 2020 SATIPS Challenge from Harry Paget and news about the 2021 Challenge Many congratulations to all those who took part in the 2020 SATIPS Challenge; there were a number of very impressive performances from a wide range of schools. This year, the senior winner was Harry Calcraft (Westminster Under School) and …
Many months ago, before the Covid19 reared its head, I was approached to consider becoming President of SATIPS. Having been a career long supporter of this great organisation it took very little to persuade me to attempt to fill this honourable role. Why? Because I have always believed that its great strength is that it …
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