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Samveer Parris: Let’s celebrate all childhood triumphs
We must not treat childhood as just a ticket to achievement in adulthood. The moving story of Samveer Parris shows the wonders young people can achieve
19 June 2020
Pupil engagement is about more than just gimmicks
There’s a backlash against classroom ‘gimmicks’ but teachers should still tap into pupil interests, says Andrew Foster
22 February 2019
In defence of the phrase: ‘They behave for me’
Telling a colleague ‘they behave for me’ can be hurtful – but, Andrew Foster says, that doesn’t mean it’s untrue
11 February 2019
‘We can’t allow Holocaust denial into our schools’
Educating pupils about the Holocaust should happen all year round – and subjects must collaborate, writes Andrew Foster
4 February 2019
How should we handle students’ unrealistic ambitions?
Footballer? YouTuber? A balance can be struck between widening horizons and laying the groundwork, says Andrew Foster
4 December 2018
Six steps to support students through Oxbridge interviews
Schools can do much to help pupils prepare, argues Andrew Foster
15 November 2018
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