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½¿É«µ¼º½'s British Curriculum Forum (BCF) held its launch on Saturday June 18th 2016. Over the last decade we have witnessed the radical transformation of the British educational landscape. This BC...
In the aftermath of the EU referendum the BBC has published two graphs revealing the English regions where votes were highest for the leave and remain camps. The region topping the leave vote was...
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Online registration has now closed. If you want to attend this event, please email [email protected] for details of how to register onsite.This is the launch event for the newly...
When I told teaching colleagues I was thinking about ‘manipulatives’, there was a sense we all knew what this meant: the resources in our maths cupboard. This seems at odds with what has been...
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Reimagining Further Education is a one-day conference on Wednesday 29 2016, 9:30am-4pm at Birmingham City UniversityProgrammeOn 29 June 2016, Birmingham City University’s Centre for the Study...
This event is now fully booked, however there are still bursary places available. Please complete the application by the deadline.Who are these events for? These symposia are for postgraduate...
Alea iacta est, the die is cast! With 5am last Friday morning it was obvious that a majority (51.9%) of the UK electorate had voted for BREXIT. By lunchtime it was clear what BREXIT means for the...
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So the country has voted to leave the EU. The results show we are split on the issue, by region, by age and by economic prosperity. If early reporting is right, and 70% of the young voted to stay...
Continue reading blog post23rd-24th June 2016 – Wellington College, BerkshireThe Telegraph Festival of Education brings together the very best of education’s most forward thinking advocates, practitioners of change and...
When I was at school in the 1960’s my class were not allowed to study history.  Because I was in the bottom stream of a grammar school (that’s another story!), conventional history was...
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In one sense, of course, it has nothing to do with education – certainly not with schools. The EU referendum may be more important than a General Election but education policy is not a...
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Tablets are coming to a school near you. Actually, they’re probably there already. In the UK alone, around ¾ of schools were using tablets in 2015, for over half of lesson time, according to...
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