News
Sadiq Khan calls for schools to close early
As reported by BBC news, London’s mayor has urged the government to ask all secondary schools and colleges in the keep reading
Month: December 2020
Progression
How to be right 99.9% of the time
Laura Williams, L J Business Consultancy, discusses why sometimes it is wrong to try and always be right My husband keep reading
ICT Matters
Leadership in a digital age
In the digital era, we are bombarded with constantly evolving technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and cryptocurrencies. As keep reading
News
Unions comment on testing in schools
The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union has commented on plans for COVID testing of keep reading
Leadership
Leading in isolation
Do a few things brilliantly, rather than trying to do too many things reasonably well CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
Blog
Dear Gavin Williamson, schools spread COVID
Michael Rosen chokes back feelings of despair and rage in this open letter after his own three months in intensive care keep reading
Blog
Teacher wellbeing at work only ‘moderate-to-low’
Recent studies have shown that most teachers love their work and enjoy making a difference – however, according to research keep reading
Academies & MATs
Centralisation a ‘strategic and cultural’ philosophy for MAT growth
There is an increasing approach by MATs to see financial and non-financial centralisation as a ‘strategic and cultural choice’, according keep reading
Live it
Mindful crafts to help you unwind
Get stuck into these easy, effective craft projects to help soothe a busy mind, challenge your creativity, and leave you keep reading
News
Christmas fears sees Welsh parents pull children from school
As reported by BBC news, fears of families having to self-isolate over Christmas has prompted some parents to pull their keep reading
