Cognitive collywobbles and the art of struggling
“It’s not that I’m smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer” [...]
Is a ramping up of centralised Government power wise for the nation’s schools and colleges?
The government’s new Schools Bill is currently going through the House of Lords. [...]
The diversity and balance of BGS remains a cherished characteristic
It’s been a whirlwind time at BGS as we head towards Christmas. Opportunities [...]
‘Momentum is growing for a post pandemic qualifications rethink’
Earlier this week, HMC published a report, ‘Time to Talk’, into the perceptions [...]
‘Dynamic schools continue to be great places to work.’
I sat up straight after a lazy five minutes on social media while [...]
Building and sustaining partnerships is part of our heritage and future
As I understand it, the notion of public benefit speaks to the very [...]
Schools cannot work in isolation to foster positive relationships amongst young people
Teachers, when asked at job interview ‘what are the characteristics of effective education?’, [...]
Enjoy the journey
Today’s start of summer term assembly sets the tone for the weeks ahead. [...]
Our young people ought to be a source of national pride
It’s back to business as (near) normal on Monday. School children at Bradford [...]
Do you remember snow days as a kid?
I remember trudging to school as fat damp flakes fell, sound muffled by [...]