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We’d intended to comment on an article in the Observer about the demise of creativity in the UK, particularly the impact of the EBacc on the Arts in education and how that might affect the general Arts scene of the … Continue reading
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Why do so many of the guests on BBC Radio 4s “Desert Island Discs” talk about distressing and shocking experience of school? Why do so many who will never achieve prominence or celebrity status also do likewise? “Is it because … Continue reading
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This our 500th post on this blog. Our thanks to everyone who has read (and commented on) our posts, and we look forward to hearing more from you in the future. We’re passionate about education. There’s so much that needs … Continue reading
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Anyone who is interested in art, creativity and how the use of our imagination can enliven and awaken us would do well to listen to this year’s Reith Lectures on Radio Four, delivered by Grayson Perry. http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/reith “I found myself … Continue reading
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At the beginning of the 20th Century, there was a focus on literacy for all. At the beginning of the 21st Century, there has been a focus on wellbeing for all. How far have we actually gone in achieving universal … Continue reading
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We’ve written about this before, and a recent Twitter conversation leads us now to reiterate some thoughts on Personal, Social, Health Education (PSHE), as well as reiterate our commitment to enabling young people to be numerate, literate and independently able … Continue reading
Ed Miliband talked of “One Nation” in his speech to the Labour party conference in Manchester. He explained that this country should be a place “where everybody has a stake, where prosperity is fairly shared and where we protect and … Continue reading
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