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With the EU Referendum creating a divide Britain, many of us have been left wondering

Everyone is chilled, but the long summer break finally comes to an end all too

Despite philosophy not being part of the core curriculum in the UK, thousands of children

Stop what you are doing right now, including that planning for next term, because what

This is a re-blog post originally posted by Paul Stockley and published with kind permission.

The Early Years of education allow for a great foundation to education, with creativity and

Following from our UKEdChat Subject Special focusing on Philosophy for Children, it seems fitting to

– Challenging the notion that being “like a girl” is a defamatory term, a film-maker

Three updated editions of an expanding series of practical teaching books published by Bloomsbury now

With World Poetry Day on 21st March this year, We thought we’d review a book,

–Schools can be tough places, and sometimes there is a total lack of kindness, not

–By: Tom Bigglestone (Extract) A ‘Community of Enquiry’ Professor Matthew Lipman (1922-2010) believed that children

As a teacher, it is sometimes difficult to stop, think and reflect. With the

Below are some images which can support tutor time, circle time, philosophical thinking, or to