Creativity in Schools?
Robinson defines creativity as “the process of having original ideas that have value”.
Posted on: 02 Nov 2020
Posted by: Ian Phillips
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Bringing students together to discuss the impact of colonial rule upon global development
Cat Davison, director of service and social impact at Sevenoaks School and founder and chief executive of EduSpots, explores how postcolonial approaches to learning can be implemented in schools.
Posted on: 01 Oct 2020
Posted by: Cat Davison
Spotlight On: A mission to Mars
The latest instalment of the 'Spotlight On' series explores a STEM outreach programme led by St Mary's Junior School, Cambridge, where pupils joined their peers from Fulbourn Primary School for a mission to Mars.
Posted on: 11 Sept 2020
Posted by: St Mary's School, Cambridge
Becoming a Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert (MIEE)
Gary Henderson, Director of IT at Millfield School, talks about the benefits of becoming an MIEE.
Posted on: 09 Sept 2020
Posted by: Gary Henderson
Spotlight On: The 'send a hug' project
This week's instalment of the 'Spotlight On' series shines a light on St Helen and St Katharine's 'send a hug' project, designed to spread warmth and cheer to residents of a local care home during lockdown.
Posted on: 04 Sept 2020
Posted by: St Helen and St Katharine
Innovation – the silver lining of lockdown
Samantha Price, president-elect of the Girls’ Schools Association and headmistress of Benenden School, reflects on the development of online learning during lockdown.
Posted on: 02 Sept 2020
Posted by: Samantha Price
Spotlight On: Partnerships in a time of coronavirus
Christina Astin, head of partnerships at The King’s School in Canterbury and founder-chair of the Schools Together Group, offers support for partnerships coordinators ahead of the return to school.
Posted on: 28 Aug 2020
Posted by: Christina Astin
Building upon community structures and understanding to drive long-term change
Cat Davison, director of service and social impact at Sevenoaks School and chair of the ISC Community Action Group, considers how local groups created during the coronavirus pandemic could inspire lasting positive change.
Posted on: 06 Aug 2020
Posted by: Cat Davison
