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A recent survey from the consumer group “Which?” confirmed previous reports that university students don’t think they’re getting value for money. The fact that it’s a consumer group compiling such a report speaks volumes in itself. Since the demise of … Continue reading
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Ofsted was back in the news over the weekend due to its inspection of certain schools in Tower Hamlets that had previously been judged as “outstanding”. Inspectors now “discover” that there are significant problems with safeguarding and potential threats of … Continue reading
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Sooner or later Bob Dylan will pass away and millions of our fellow citizens will ask, “Who was Bob Dylan?” The media will be full of obituaries, photographs, interviews and documentaries and the vast majority of us will ask, “What’s … Continue reading
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This week we’ve reached the third anniversary of 3D Eye; this is blog post 555. Three years ago we had no experience of publishing on WordPress, and we had limited previous experience of writing for blogs. It’s been an active … Continue reading
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“They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.” “For the Fallen” – … Continue reading
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Last week we shared some thoughts regarding the two reports on the mental health of children and young people that were published within a few days of one another. The House of Commons Health Committee report on Children’s and Adolescents’ … Continue reading
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Next week we will blog our thoughts on the recommendations of recent reports (from the NSPCC/ChildLine and the House of Commons Health Committee) on the wellbeing and mental health of children and young people, and on how those reports relate … Continue reading
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The wellbeing and mental health of our children and young people are subjects now at the top of our national news agenda, thanks to the publication of two major reports, plus the prosecution and conviction of a teenager who admitted … Continue reading
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The situation might be amusing if it wasn’t so ridiculous and tragic. First we had the Blair government making it possible for separatist groups to set up more and more “faith” schools with their own particular ‘take’ on life, the … Continue reading
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Values – a word that all manner of people seem to find difficult to define or delineate. “British” values – are defined by our Prime Minister as “a belief in freedom, tolerance of others, accepting personal and social responsibility, respecting … Continue reading
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