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Art education is not just a subject; it is a journey of self-discovery, a tool for personal growth, and a platform for innovation. It is a key to unlock the door to a world where creativity knows no bounds.
Fostering a love for numbers among girls has significant educational and societal benefits. By encouraging girls to embrace numeracy, we empower them to excel in fields such as mathematics, engineering, and data science.
In this blog, Jennifer Oaten highlights the advantages of female leaders.
In this insightful piece, Jennifer Oaten explores the challenges of adolescence and highlights the importance of fostering resilience.
In a world connected to technology, increasing mental health challenges, sport plays a significant role in conditioning both the body and mind to function at its best.
Sleep is a miracle medicine; it is free, has no side effects and has significant power to influence our lives. Sleep has a strong influence on our happiness and our positive outlook on life.
Nothing could be more uncomfortable for both the parent and the teenager than having ‘the talk’ about puberty, relationships and sex.
The Power of the Pause explores the significance of pausing, emphasising the need to respond thoughtfully instead of reacting.
By prioritising STEM education for girls, we can empower them to become the innovators, leaders, and problem-solvers of tomorrow.
Co-curricular activities play a crucial role in fostering well-rounded individuals who are primed for success in all aspects of their lives
Supporting young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a vital aspect of our role as educators. By implementing these strategies and creating an inclusive, understanding environment, we can make a significant difference in the lives of students with ASD.
Studies have shown that reading has numerous cognitive benefits that increase the potential for academic success.
Our families are one of the most important parts of our lives. Human beings are social creatures, and families provide not just basic needs for young people but also emotional needs
Many people have influenced my life, but one person has done more for me than anyone else, my mother. My mum is special for so many reasons.
We firmly believe that music education can have a profound impact on brain development, academic achievement, building community and promoting positive wellbeing.
‘No’ is one of the tiniest words in the English language, but it carries a lot of power for a word so small.
As a parent, we play a huge role in supporting our child’s ability to work through challenges and nurture positive wellbeing and mental health
There is much debate about the best education pathway. One size does not fit all. What is important is what is best for each individual student.
Have you used artificial intelligence (AI) to help you perform a task? In the past week, I have trialled the latest AI development ChatGPT to:
In terms of gender equality, the sports world has made tremendous progress in recent years. Women have accomplished great things in a variety of sports, and girls now have greater opportunities than ever before to participate.
We live in a society where there is an emphasis on performance, achievement and perfection. Anything less than perfect is seen as a failure or weakness.
The transition from primary to high school can be daunting for children. What can we do to make sure they are prepared and the transition is easy?
Grief is commonly linked to death of family or friends, but it can also happen when you lose something of value.
With current restrictions and COVID-19 cases on the increase, I feel no guilt about wanting to stay at home on Friday night and sit on the couch rather than attending a social gathering.
Joy doesn’t come from others; it comes from within us. When we are more present, the simple things in life become joyful; the food we eat, the air we breathe, the sounds of nature and our families. The more we get in touch with our true selves, the more joy we will feel. With joy, there is hope. The present is where joy lives.
Competitions and comparisons to others are common, not just in schools but in society
Social media has changed the way we access our news. People expect to be informed immediately or even while it is happening; anyone generates imagery, mobile phone recordings are often used, and the footage is broadcasted live from the scene, with little filtering.
Fathers or father figures play a significant role in the lives of young women. They can significantly impact a girl’s wellbeing, growth and journey through life.
The purpose of camps is to push students beyond their comfort zone. The activities are unfamiliar, being away from family may be unfamiliar and working in teams may be unfamiliar. Life sends us many unfamiliar situations and challenges where we have to be prepared to be brave and have a go.
