Blogs

We are excited and proud to announce that this week’s blog has been written by Tony Breslin, who taught our Co-founder and Chairman Marios Georgiou A-level Sociology over 2 decades...

By now, you must have heard of the news of COVID-19 - a new virus in the Coronavirus family. Due to the raised risk from low to moderate, we felt...

What drives teachers crazy and what teaching ideas do teachers believe should be condemned? This is a longish-read, but it’s worth it to know if you’re working in a school...

How can we reduce ‘persistent disruptive behaviour’ in our young people? A variety of people in the education world have offered different thoughts as to what might have caused the...

What teaching ideas would you like to say goodbye to in 2020? These suggestions build upon past blogs I’ve written and my experiences of working with teachers all over the...

When you apply for a job as a teacher, you may be asked about your teaching philosophy. This is not the sort of question you should fumble or improvise on...

Find out how to impress at the interview for your first job, whether it’s a panel or pool interview, and pick up tips for the sample lesson. Interview days can...

What are the benefits and pitfalls to a school when organizing a Sports Day? As we approach the end of the academic year, physical education teachers up and down the...

Whether you’re finishing up your teacher certification requirements, or stressing because you have an upcoming interview for a teaching position, rest assured. We understand that you want to know what...

The subject of homework inspires strong opinions. Teachers, parents and students themselves all have a view on the matter and those views are often diametrically opposed. Dylan Wiliam, back in...