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

We all have mental health. Talk around mental health should be high priority in schools […]

When we set out to create and encourage critical thinkers and problem solvers. We need […]

You are obsessed with stories. I am obsessed with stories. We are obsessed with stories. […]

In a world where political divisions seem more entrenched than ever, and a school system […]

“If a child cannot learn in the way we teach … we must teach in […]

In an experiment you may not be aware of, a class of learners was randomly […]

I thought it hugely amusing (along with a large chunk of the teaching community, I’m […]

Fitness, well-being and learning go hand in hand and, as a primary school teacher, I […]

I joined my first primary school governing body when I was 21 and working as […]

Students are often asked by their teachers to research and write about other literature as […]

Making learning ‘sticky’ is the ultimate goal for all teachers. Over the past few years […]

When you want to move from class-based teaching to personalised learning, there are phases. Maybe […]