Creating a good first impression online
Everyone knows that first impressions count, but we often just assume that it's when you first meet someone face-to-face. What about if...
Written by Jess Sewter
Refocusing schools as ‘learning organisations’: A new direction for school impro
How are successful schools measured? By being judged '1' by Ofsted? By excellent SATs or A-level results in a single year? By being popul...
Written by Dr Jonathan Doherty
How to train to become a teacher (and why you should do it!)
It might feel that as soon as you mention that you're thinking about teaching as a career everyone tries to put you off: social media...
Written by Amanda Nuttall
How Mindfulness can help your mental health and wellbeing
Mindfulness is about paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgmentally. It's about maintaining..
Written by Ashleigh Turner
A Fit of Mania: Epilepsy, Violence and Murder in the Victorian
Epilepsy, with its dramatic and obvious symptoms but complex array of different neurological causes, has been known of and written about...
Written by Dr Jack Gann
Bradford – The Birthplace of the Labour Party
In May 2015, millions of people up and down the country turned out to vote. The general election result divided the nation with emotion...
Written by Dr Lauren Padgett