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22-08-2018

A sign of the times (tables)

We all agree that learning our times tables is the backbone of most maths teaching but how do we engage pupils to actually know them. Josh Wretham has plenty of advice for us.

by Josh Wretham

21-08-2018

If You Build It…The Invitation of Personalising Projects

Still struggling to engage students? Noa Daniel writes how its not all about what the lesson is about but who is in the lesson and engaging with students on a personal level..

by Noa Daniel

20-08-2018

Keeping Children Safe in Education – everyone’s responsibility with higher expectations!

In safeguarding, the earlier a vulnerable child is noticed, the better that child's potential outcome is but how do we cope with less school funding and time available? Rachel Buckler explains...

by Rachel Buckler

17-08-2018

If not now, when?

'Being a mum is a full time job', they say but what if you want a career too? Farihah Anwar explains how she is excited to take the next step and begin her journey toward becoming a headteacher.

by Farihah Anwar-Simmons

15-08-2018

The Summer Slump

Having time to relax is vital as a teacher but what happens if you have too much time or you crave routine? MsGlynn writes about how she is battling through the summer holidays.

by Ms Glynn

13-08-2018

Children, Values, A.I and the Near Future

How do we bring children up in this ever changing landscape? James Minter explains how providing children with guidelines and morals in early childhood helps.

by James Minter

11-08-2018

Can You Hear It?

Have you got a ‘perfect pupil’; ‘class clown’ or ‘class nightmare’? We’ve spoken a lot about teacher well-being but obviously we also need to keep an eye out for our students. Here, Lynda shows us what can really be going on inside that student's head.

by Lynda Taverner

08-08-2018

DfE’S PROPOSED ‘MENTAL HEALTH LESSONS’ ARE NOT ENOUGH

The government has new guidelines for 'relationship and health education' in schools but is it enough? Amy Knight discusses this and has some useful signposts for teachers to point students to.

by Amy Knight

06-08-2018

It takes a big heart to shape little minds

Starting your NQT year in September? Feeling a little overwhelmed? Emma Ashmore, from our Instagram community, shares all the things she wishes she had been told before her NQT year.

by Emma Ashmore

02-08-2018

Let’s Pitch It Part 1 – The walk back home

"That guy off the telly". Following 8 years teaching and 5 years on Gogglebox, Baasit Siddiqui, wants to help disadvantaged students engage with their subjects more by giving them real world examples and a glimpse into the world of showbiz via his 'Lets Pitch It' workshops.

by Baasit Siddiqui

01-08-2018

Why We Can't Wait For Monday

Work-life balance as a teacher is so hard. You seem to have waited all year and the holidays are finally here but being a teacher is a massive responsibility. Your job can shape people's lives more than any other profession.

by Omar Akbar

31-07-2018

The Journey towards a Mastery Curriculum – One Year In

Teaching something new to pupils is one thing but also changing the school's teaching approach is another. Paul Johnson shows that with the support of his head, he was able to change his school to a mastery curriculum.

by Paul Johnson

30-07-2018

What are you seeking?

'There IS more to life than teaching'. Deborah was thriving as a teacher but it wasn't until she become a mum she realised that's all she was.Teaching is her passion but she can also have dreams, hobbies and free time.

by Deborah McClean

27-07-2018

Flourishing. Coaching Confidently. Coaching others into Confidence.

The core purpose of a coach or a leader who coaches is to use what they know about human psychology, relationship building, social and business systems and ‘life’ itself, to enable growth and optimum functioning in their coachees, with confidence. In this blog, Charmaine looks at what it means to coach confidently, what it means to coach others into confidence and how this relates to the concept of human flourishing.

by Charmaine Roche

27-07-2018

OVER 2,500 SCHOOL KIDS, TEACHERS AND PARENTS CELEBRATE BEING ACTIVE AT THE MÜLLER ANNIVERSARY GAMES

More than 2,500 schoolkids, teachers and parents from across London and beyond were at the Müller Anniversary Games this weekend. The kids were celebrating the progress they’ve made in getting active through play and sport during the past school year, and soaking up inspiration from the world’s leading athletes.

by Damien Challenger

25-07-2018

"Play is a child's work and this is not a trivial pursuit." – Alfred Adler

Play is a big part of learning for a child but should it be all soft and gentle or is a bit of 'rough and tumble' needed? Dede Rittman explains..

by Dede Rittman

23-07-2018

The Unmeasurable and Immeasurable Outcomes of PBL

In her latest NexEdBlog, Noa Daniel discusses PBL (Project Based Learning) and how it can help students understand the big issues and more personal ones across a wide variety of subjects.

by Noa Daniel

22-07-2018

School Group Chair, Sarah, on Why YOU Should Book a NeXworking Session

Sarah (Chair of 24 school business managers on the Wirral) gives her feedback on their #NeXworking event and why YOU should book a free session for your group (and get your £1k donation)!

by Damien Challenger

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If You Build It…The Invitation of Personalising Projects

Keeping Children Safe in Education – everyone’s responsibility with higher expectations!

If not now, when?

The Summer Slump

Children, Values, A.I and the Near Future

Can You Hear It?

DfE’S PROPOSED ‘MENTAL HEALTH LESSONS’ ARE NOT ENOUGH

It takes a big heart to shape little minds

Let’s Pitch It Part 1 – The walk back home

Why We Can't Wait For Monday

The Journey towards a Mastery Curriculum – One Year In

What are you seeking?

Flourishing. Coaching Confidently. Coaching others into Confidence.

OVER 2,500 SCHOOL KIDS, TEACHERS AND PARENTS CELEBRATE BEING ACTIVE AT THE MÜLLER ANNIVERSARY GAMES

"Play is a child's work and this is not a trivial pursuit." – Alfred Adler

The Unmeasurable and Immeasurable Outcomes of PBL

School Group Chair, Sarah, on Why YOU Should Book a NeXworking Session

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A sign of the times (tables)

If You Build It…The Invitation of Personalising Projects

Keeping Children Safe in Education – everyone’s responsibility with higher expectations!

If not now, when?

The Summer Slump

Children, Values, A.I and the Near Future

Can You Hear It?

DfE’S PROPOSED ‘MENTAL HEALTH LESSONS’ ARE NOT ENOUGH

It takes a big heart to shape little minds

Let’s Pitch It Part 1 – The walk back home

Why We Can't Wait For Monday

The Journey towards a Mastery Curriculum – One Year In

What are you seeking?

Flourishing. Coaching Confidently. Coaching others into Confidence.

OVER 2,500 SCHOOL KIDS, TEACHERS AND PARENTS CELEBRATE BEING ACTIVE AT THE MÜLLER ANNIVERSARY GAMES

"Play is a child's work and this is not a trivial pursuit." – Alfred Adler

The Unmeasurable and Immeasurable Outcomes of PBL

School Group Chair, Sarah, on Why YOU Should Book a NeXworking Session

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