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Following the sudden focus on social networking in my school, I thought it was a […]

It seems that decisions for some of our most vulnerable children are not made for the good of the children but for the benefit of bank balances. […]

You ought to know about Reciprocal Reading. If you have children who are super decoders […]

One of the most important pieces of advice I would give to anyone in my […]

Cognitive development is a term used to describe incremental changes which occur as a child’s […]

Babies need picture books. I recently watched a little boy, not much more than a […]

As a school principal, parents would regularly come to my office to share concerns about […]

I have just finished marking my mocks. It is a bit depressing if I am […]

Rule #1Curiosity comes first Rule #2Embrace the mess Rule #3Practise reflection (Thanks to Ramsey Musallam, […]

If there is one thing guaranteed to cause anxiety in my room, it’s any mention […]

The purpose of this article is to consider ideas focused on the world of education. […]

Our school is continuing to reflect on and develop our key shared principles for high […]

I’m known for my stubbornness. If I believe something is right then I will fight […]

There are so many benefits to getting your class out of the classroom during the […]

When I did my teacher training my fantastic lecturer, Lorna Smith, instilled in us an […]