Ever played “Yellow car?” It is a simple car journey past time, that should need little explanation beyond it’s game title. I raise it, simply because, once you’ve played your first game of “Yellow car,” it is almost impossible not …
We do on stage things that are supposed to happen off. Which is a kind of integrity, if you look on every exit as being an entrance somewhere else. The Player, the leader of troupe of traveling actors Fresh from …
The current system is simply not sustainable. Paul Whiteman – General secretary of the school leaders union NAHT The sharp increase in the number of children with special educational needs – particularly those with complex needs that require an education, …
For almost every tutor and pastoral leader on the planet – the use and misuse of the internet by pupils, (particularly the misuse of social media) exhausts them. There are only so many different ways we can reframe those well …
We don’t just need to change the sick note, we need to change the sick note culture so the default becomes what work you can do – not what you can’t. The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak Is there a more …
I shared my “food for thought” over on LinkedIn – the conversation and contributions it generated I felt where worth capturing and re-sharing given the generosity of the contributors. In the question, the use of “what” is purposefully opaque and …
The past term I have been interviewing and being interviewed. As a recruiting employer I have really focused on our approach to recruitment every inch of the way. From the advert (which has been commented upon on by a handful …
I have been thinking a great deal over the past few weeks about change. Big changes, small changes, planned changes, enforced changes, when I stumbled upon commentary from Signe Bruskin, author of Micro Changes. She informs us, change is all too …
