Why we should not surrender to unconditional offers.
I get it, I really do. Students are anxious, it is the second year of the new specifications, the task of revision seems impossible, undoable, insurmountable. With a click of …
I get it, I really do. Students are anxious, it is the second year of the new specifications, the task of revision seems impossible, undoable, insurmountable. With a click of …
A brief overview of the recent history of post-16 education helps us understand how we got from there to here, the challenges ahead of us and some thoughts on some …
Despite the miserable weather and end of term exhaustion, I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the CPTSA Conference on Saturday 3rd February 2018. I think this was …
“To live is to endure loss, repeatedly. Without the ability to bear this nothing new would exist. Once something has died, we can mourn it, making space within ourselves for …
I think it is time we reviewed the usefulness of our university admissions process. I propose the current system is stressful, inefficient and unnecessary when there is clearly another way. …
Well the dust has settled on the first year of the reformed A-levels and whilst it was not the omni-shambles we had feared thanks to the concept of comparable outcomes, …
My goodness, it was a struggle to get myself to this conference. Along with first week exhaustion, engineering works on the Met line and the onset of a cold, I …
I am quite used to being the butt of other teacher’s jokes about my subject. I am lucky enough to teach both sociology and psychology and whilst people often wilfully …
It is UCAS Week for our Year 12 students and we are getting them involved in the nuts and bolts of the UCAS process. By far the most common question …
“It’s not the despair, Laura. I can take the despair. It’s the hope I can’t stand. ~ John Cleese (as Brian Stimpson in the film Clockwise) The polling stations open …