Eradicating rape culture: Ending toxicity
Following the death of Sarah Everard, thoughts turn to what can be done within the education sector to help tackle rape culture.
Following the death of Sarah Everard, thoughts turn to what can be done within the education sector to help tackle rape culture.
Through training we can learn more about the perspectives of others and what support may work most effectively in colleges.
When we hold on to vision and hope, we can see that there is light at the end of what feels like a never ending tunnel.
Thoughts have turned to college staff who will now be gearing up to re-open their doors to all students post-lockdown.
Learning from each other within and between generations may yield the fruit we need to sustain cohesion into the future.
Making the change from one setting to another can be incredibly stressful for young people, so how can we help?
The concept of sustainability remains a crucially important issue in our colleges despite the challenging demands of Covid.
After a hiatus from every-day-education, it’s understandable for parents to be apprehensive about their child’s return to college.
With over 20% of teachers leaving the profession, surely it’s time for a change of focus?
Home is where the heart is? 84.5% of FE practitioners thought a classroom would be beneficial… the FE dilemma.
What does it take to lead in an ‘outstanding’ setting? Anna Toon, Curriculum Operations Manager at Gateshead College explains.
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