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Leadership A Crisis of Confidence
5 March 2021in Leadership 0 Comments 0 Likes

A Crisis of Confidence

It is difficult to remember any one particular Winchester College chapel service. They were repetitive experiences of finding oneself pressed uncomfortably inwards by a boy on either side and a

by Linden Grigg
Learning A greener look at the past? Teaching environmental history at Key Stage 4 and 5
2 March 2021in Learning 0 Comments 0 Likes

A greener look at the past? Teaching environmental history at Key Stage 4 and 5

Environmental history, which deals primarily with changes in environments and the ways historical societies have interacted with them, is not a new field. Clarence Glacken’s Traces on the Rhodian Shore,

by Tom Banbury
Leadership Intent 2022
26 February 2021in Leadership 0 Comments 0 Likes

Intent 2022

Liverpool College publishes Intent 2022   How should a school respond to the experience of the pandemic?  What have we learned? What should happen now? What do we want to

by Hans Broekman
Learning Heart’s ease and school free: lessons from David Jones
16 February 2021in Learning 0 Comments 0 Likes

Heart’s ease and school free: lessons from David Jones

  Extending fields spread flatly, far to either side, uninterrupted to the sight, not any longer barriered nor revetted in. It was a great goodness in their eyes, this expanse,

by Peter Kahn
Learning A Good Lockdown Trend
11 January 2021in Learning 0 Comments 0 Likes

A Good Lockdown Trend

by Hans Broekman
Learning Full Life: Letters to My Students
18 November 2020in Learning 0 Comments 0 Likes

Full Life: Letters to My Students

  LC Press Publishes new book: Full Life: Letters to My Students The book, Full Life: Letters to My Students, consists of letters written by Headteacher and RS teacher Hans

by Joseph Freeman
Leadership Teach First: A good route into teaching?
6 November 2020in Leadership 0 Comments 0 Likes

Teach First: A good route into teaching?

“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.”- Douglas Adams Joining Teach First I grew up

by Nick Cleary
Leadership School without Parties
30 September 2020in Leadership 0 Comments 0 Likes

School without Parties

It is perhaps a little early to begin to form a judgment or even an observation on what might best be described as the COVID way of doing school. Each

by Hans Broekman
Innovation China on our minds
11 September 2020in Innovation 0 Comments 0 Likes

China on our minds

Whether or not China will be a friend or foe of the United Kingdom, whether a positive trade deal will be struck with China, or Huawei banished from the 5G

by Sahil Shah
Creativity By Teaching We Learn
7 August 2020in Creativity 0 Comments 0 Likes

By Teaching We Learn

I recently met up with a friend who, for the last two years, has worked for a leading global company, recognised as one of the Top 20 Places to Work

by Miss B Evans
Creativity Education- Britain’s role in the world?
1 August 2020in Creativity 0 Comments 0 Likes

Education- Britain’s role in the world?

Dean Acheson’s 1962 observation that Britain had lost an empire but had not found a role is a compelling one. Conflicts of allegiance between the Commonwealth and the European Economic

by James Pye
Creativity Euripides for Our Time
26 July 2020in Creativity 0 Comments 0 Likes

Euripides for Our Time

After I completed my preliminary examinations in Classics and English at Oxford, I wanted to engage with my subject in a way which wasn’t dictated by a syllabus or an

by Constance Everett-Pite
Innovation In Defence of Home Education
21 July 2020in Innovation 0 Comments 0 Likes

In Defence of Home Education

It was always an underlying assumption that parents choosing home-schooling were a bit off. The general caricature was that of  a – normally American – religious or cultish nut who

by Joseph Freeman
Learning Teaching Beyond the Exam – What students look for in a classroom
25 June 2020in Learning 0 Comments 0 Likes

Teaching Beyond the Exam – What students look for in a classroom

Over the last few years, the teaching profession has become increasingly receptive to garnering and collating the opinions of students on the teaching they receive. We ask them if they

by Mr A Barnicoat
Learning Education in Lockdown
22 June 2020in Learning 0 Comments 0 Likes

Education in Lockdown

The Prime Minister’s twelve second-long announcement that A Level and GCSE exams would be cancelled was perhaps the most impactful twelve seconds those of us in the upper sixth have

by Eve Y13
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