The last time I blogged, I shared my top learnings from education podcasts. I’ve carried on listening to episodes of my favourites since then, and wanted to share a few new ideas and points to ponder. Although, I’ll admit that… [continue reading]
How party manifestos can deliver fairer education this December
As the election fast approaches, it’s unlikely education is going to be at the top of the list on manifestos or necessarily a priority in voting decisions. Yet, as Nelson Mandela so famously said, “Education is the most powerful weapon… [continue reading]
Why volunteer?
In the fast-paced world we live in, we are constantly moving from one thing to the next. It can be hard to find a minute to ourselves, let alone a minute to give to someone else. So why would you… [continue reading]
Jumping word hurdles with pupils
As the Communications Coordinator for our team, I know how frustrating it can be when you can’t fix on the word or phrase that you need to get your job done. When I first started volunteering as an English tutor,… [continue reading]
Imagine you’re Gavin Williamson, how would you “Do Good Better?”
Suppose you’re Gavin Williamson right now. Get into character, you are Secretary of State for Education (at time of writing), MP for South Staffordshire (at time of writing), you (allegedly) once owned a tarantula that you kept on your desk… [continue reading]
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