Emily Matthews Rushton

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AI in schools: Meet Sherborne's new 'Sherbot'

Oct 2, 2024 | schoolmanagementplus.com | Atif Hussain |Luke Ramsden |Emily Matthews Rushton |Michael Bond

In an era where technology influences every facet of life, Sherborne is embracing this transformation by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into education. Honouring the legacy of alumnus Prof. Alan Turing the father of modern computing and AI – Sherborne is at the forefront of an educational revolution with its innovative AI platform, Sherbot. Since joining Sherborne as head of computer science in 2019, I have been committed to incorporating cutting-edge technology into the curriculum.
SENCo - The role, its challenges and how to succeed

Jul 8, 2024 | teachwire.net | Emily Matthews Rushton

PrimarySecondarySENCo ... Being a SENCO means juggling many different roles while managing a challenging workload. Here we share advice about how to excel in this multifaceted role… by Teachwire FREE, BITE-SIZED CPD The Complete SENCo Survival Kit PrimarySEND It takes an all-rounder to be a good SENCO. You need to be a team player, an effective communicator, a leader, an advocate and most importantly, someone with understanding.
Case study: Introducing the neurodiversity champions

Jan 10, 2024 | headteacher-update.com | Emily Matthews Rushton

One school has seen the positive impact of pupil neurodiversity champions on whole-school inclusion. Emily Rushton explains what the project entails and how it works in practice An exciting day. Everyone in the circle started clapping and agreeing it was the best possible thing we could fundraise for during our neurodiversity week.
How Emily Rushton founded Hire Integrated

Sep 28, 2023 | utahbusiness.com | Emily Matthews Rushton

The Founder Series is a column by and about Utah founders and how they got to where they are today. Click here to read past articles in the series. I’m a Southern girl at heart, shaped by the idyllic upbringing of Cowan, a little town in Franklin County, Tennessee. Tucked close to the Alabama border and a short drive from the hum of Nashville, Cowan’s simplicity is defined by its two traffic lights and a train museum that has wholly captured the imagination of my young son.