Management & HR
SAT tests ‘do not appear to harm children’s wellbeing’
Researchers at University College London find little difference in wellbeing and happiness levels CREDIT: This is an edited version of keep reading
Year: 2021
Progression
How can guilty pleasures make you feel better?
Laura Williams, SBL coach and trainer, L J Business Consultancy, discusses why it’s time to give in to those guilty keep reading
News
Disadvantaged pupils in England lag behind in COVID learning catch-up
As reported by the Guardian, figures show general recovery in reading and maths, but poorer secondary school students fared worse keep reading
Blog
Why the pandemic is a turning point in the private school debate
The gulf in provision for private and state pupils has never been more stark. Who can doubt now that private keep reading
Management & HR
How dyslexia should be managed at work
As its Dyslexia Awareness Week businesses are being encouraged to consider the effects dyslexia can have on their employees and keep reading
Leadership
Striving for sustainable success
We speak to Sarah Carrie, prinicipal at Leeds East Academy, and Sarah Steele, maths teacher, senior house leader and student keep reading
News
‘Chronic’ lack of investment in UK primary school libraries revealed
As reported by the Guardian, the National Literacy Trust and Penguin Random House are calling for urgent action after a keep reading
ICT Matters
The debate surrounding the effectiveness of safeguarding software
Round-the-clock surveillance of students’ use of technology raises questions of privacy, but it can allow for important safeguarding interventions to keep reading
Management & HR
What (if any) lessons can business leaders learn from 007
We all know of James Bond. Beit Sean Connery or Daniel Craig, Ian Flemming’s character has managed to stay relevant keep reading
Live it
Managing teeth-grinding
The pain of teeth-grinding is something many people struggle with, and yet lots of us don’t even realise we’re doing keep reading