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NEWS: Mayor Urges Schools to Counter Misogyny
As reported by the BBC, London’s mayor launches a £1m programme to teach primary school children about healthy relationships and keep reading
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Leadership
EdExec LIVE Harrogate – Meet the Speakers: Getting to Know Rebecca Cunliffe
With EdExec LIVE in Harrogate fast approaching, in this series, Education Executive is shining a spotlight on our expert speakers, keep reading
Management & HR
The role of emotional intelligence in leadership
Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is the recognition that emotions influence outcomes, and understanding how to manage them can make or break keep reading
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NEWS: Share your thoughts on RSHE changes
As reported by DfE, the government is seeking public input on proposed updates to the statutory guidance for relationships, sex, and keep reading
Management & HR
Forging strong bonds across cultures: A guide for global teams
In today’s interconnected world, global organisations face the challenge of fostering effective cross-cultural relationships. With an increasing number of employees keep reading
Management & HR
Editors pick revisited: Help! I’m out of my depth!
It’s natural to occasionally feel out of your depth in any job. But for SBL’s tasked with keeping their cool keep reading
Live it
15 Ways You Can Make Someone’s Day at Work
A small, random act of kindness really can go a long way and make a big impact on someone’s day keep reading
Live it
Maintaining lasting and meaningful friendships
Making friends is easier during childhood, but maintaining them into adult life is the hard part – here’s a guide keep reading
Live it
Are ‘love languages’ the key to more satisfying relationships?
Research around Gary Chapman’s phenomena of ‘love languages’ still remains vastly inconclusive CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
Live it
How to find a happy work-life balance for you and your partner
As the working landscape continues to change, Bonnie Evie Gifford explains how you and your partner can live a happy keep reading