The UK Council for Subject Associations (CfSA) has launched today an online directory to support educators in response to the surge in demand for home learning support.
Subject associations are experiencing a surge in demand for practical resources to support home learning as schools close to all but the children of key workers and move towards online teaching in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
In response, the UK Council for Subject Associations (CfSA) has created a new online directory of organisations to guide parents and education professionals in need of specialist resources and support across all subjects.
The directory brings together details of 25 subject associations as well as other organisations ranging from the National Association of Head Teachers to the National Governance Association. It details how each organisation assists practitioners in every subject taught in the classroom and supports provision in schools and lists the type of help and professional resources available and how to access them.
The CfSA directory also acts as a resource for Government officials looking for sources of specialist, expert advice from officially recognised subject organisations.
The new Subject Association Directory is available under Associated Downloads on the right of the page and here .
A consolidated guide to home schooling resources is available here
The Council for Subject Associations (CfSA) is an umbrella organisation, independent of Government, which represents 25 Subject Associations nationally (including NAWE) that focus on teaching the 4-18 age range and teacher education.
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