Related content in “West Midlands”
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Blog: Expeditionary learning for low-income schoolchildren
Children from low-income families are falling further behind their more affluent peers whilst they are at secondary school. That was the finding of a report by the...
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Report: Enabling health professionals to respond to domestic violence – lessons from New Zealand
Frontline health professionals must be better supported to identify and support victims of domestic violence, according to a report by nurse researcher Dr Caroline...
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Relationship-based early intervention services for children with complex needs
Dr. Carolyn Blackburn, a Research Fellow in Early Childhood Studies at Birmingham City University, is interested in the influences on children’s learning and development...
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Blog: Beyond bereavement
On Friday 18 May my partner Jane Harris and I will be screening our documentary film ‘A Love that Never Dies’ at the Prince Charles Cinema in London’s West End. This is...
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Blog: Promoting active citizenship in schools
As an Assistant Headteacher, I’m aware that nurturing democracy must start at an early age, especially at a time when the bastions of a free society are under attack. In...
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Seven Fellowships awarded in West Midlands
News | 3 Mar 2015 |To mark its 50th anniversary year as Sir Winston’s living legacy, The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust has just awarded a record number of 150 Travelling Fellowships....
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Inspired School Leadership in areas of high deprivation
Aidan Dowle, Deputy Headteacher of Lakers School in Coleford, Gloucestershire, was one of four senior teachers chosen nationally this year to travel overseas as part of...
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Improving services for people with speech, language and communication needs
Raman Kaur, from Wolverhampton, is a Speech and Language Therapist working with children and students for Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust. She has just...