Why Eurocentric Learning Is Harmful To The Curriculum
adopting positive attitudes as students are out of their typical classroom setting giving them variety to their education and the chance to explore their learning styles. Students can see and un...
Read moreThe Secret Life of an EA
I think most of us are first-time bloggers here, but I would like to think I should be good at this seeing as my cousin is a big-time ‘Youtuber’ The Anna Edit, (shoutout to you girl). As you will l...
Read moreForest Schools, a bohemian idea or an integral part of a holistic development?
So… I’ll first start by clarifying that writing blogs is unfamiliar territory to me and like Matt I would probably be considered a blog virgin. I’ll also clarify I’m not a flat earther or an ‘eart...
Read moreThe importance of the Arts in support of a student’s health and well-being
With a background in both Education and Performing Arts, Megan speaks about the importance of the Arts in support of a student’s health and well-being.There are many conflicting concepts that are...
Read moreTips for Writing a Personal Statement for University Applications
So! You’ve left your personal statement a little close to the deadline – better late than never! – or perhaps you’re looking to apply to university next year and want to know a few pointers befo...
Read morePAYE vs Umbrella
PAYE vs Umbrella When it comes to getting paid, PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is the most common method used by employers, and for good reason. There are many benefits to being paid through PAYE, and it...
Read moreTeachers that fall asleep when covering classes cannot improve pupil outcome
Let me first start by saying, I’ve never written a blog before. I am a blog virgin, some might say. So please bear with me whilst I take you on my own journey of working in education recruitment a...
Read moreThe Dying Art of Customer Service
Being in the recruitment industry I have always believed that customer service is key, and is the mark of a model professional; you can usually gather what quality of person (and subsequently, wha...
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