Paul Edwards is a teacher at Cowley International College in St Helens. Last year, Paul was crowned the Teacher of the Year at the Educate Awards following a number of glowing nominations from colleagues and students. Educate recently caught up with Paul to find out more about his busy role as a teacher and ...
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Since completing the ROAR training, learning mentors and colleagues at Blessed Sacrament Primary School in Aintree have been adopting the Reflective, Objective, Assessment, Reassurance (ROAR) approach in many aspects of day-to-day school life. The ROAR approach uses a range of tools that enable staff to talk to children, while also ...
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As a new decade dawns, could there be brighter prospects on your horizon?
As we welcome in another new year, many of us find ourselves wondering whether the time is right to take on a new challenge. We often find ourselves talking about being stuck in a rut and January can be a ...
Hundreds of thousands of students between the ages of 16-18 will be making key decisions that could affect their futures over the next few months. By Jack Poland For many, these decisions will involve exams such as GCSEs or A-levels. For others, about as many as those who stay on in traditional education ...
The start of a new year sees the promise of resolutions, with the most common one being to eat healthier. Family life can be hectic and often the easiest meals are ones that are ready made, but what can we do to get children and their families to want to cook ...