History untold: Diversifying the history curriculum in schools
From September 2022, Wales will be the first UK nation to make teaching of black, Asian and minority ethnic histories mandatory in the school...
From September 2022, Wales will be the first UK nation to make teaching of black, Asian and minority ethnic histories mandatory in the school...
The pandemic brought devastation and disruption across the world and with it, businesses and educational institutions were forced to bring everything online with virtual...
With the British Nutrition Foundation holding its 10 year anniversary of ‘Healthy Eating Week’ this June, it’s time to talk about our food diets...
Greenwood School is a secondary Alternative Provision Pupil Referral Unit based in the New Forest, catering to young people with a variety of needs,...
Liverpool-born Sir Ken Robinson will forever be an influential figure in education. His TEDTalk ‘Do schools kill creativity?’ from 2006 is the most watched online...
Just under a third of teachers in state schools say they do not have enough funding to deliver quality careers guidance to their pupils,...
“The more that you read, the more you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you will go.” So said Dr....
A winning formula Surrounded by terraced houses in the streets of St Helens lies Parish CE Primary School. Built in 1912, you can immediately...
By Hannah Fowler Ask any student, parent or teacher about homework and you’re sure to get conflicting opinions. A quick search on Google brings...
Sean Webster is an up and coming street artist/illustrator who began his art career whist still in school at the age of 14. Now,...