Hot Topic: Can you afford to go on holiday this summer?
With the first spell of fine weather, our thoughts naturally turn towards the summer holidays and a week or two away, probably with the younger members of the family. Or Continue reading
With the first spell of fine weather, our thoughts naturally turn towards the summer holidays and a week or two away, probably with the younger members of the family. Or Continue reading
In support of National Supply Teacher Week (17th – 21st June), Farah gives an insight into what it was like switching from teaching full time to working on a supply Continue reading
Finding work as an actor has a comparable level of uncertainty to the British weather. Thousands of highly talented actors and actresses in the UK have a little secret to Continue reading
April 25th – 28th 2013 saw the O2 host the 2nd Sundance London Film Festival; four days of live music, the UK premieres of American independent films fresh from the Continue reading
ANZAC spirit – it’s hard to define. When an Aussie or Kiwi attempts to explain the meaning of the ANZAC legend to any Brit, it is met with bewilderment. ‘You Continue reading
Labels: Great for stationery cupboards. Useful on boxes when you are moving house. For people? Not so helpful. Once a child has been labelled A, B, or C it Continue reading
Reblogged from Adventures in School Leadership: With thanks to Andy Falconer for highlighting this Washington Post Article by Bill Gates on measuring Teacher Performance. It points to this video of Continue reading
Last night one of our London team attended the sold out basketball game between the London Lions and the Leicester Riders. Find out what she thought below. Until a few Continue reading
When you first move to London there is so much to think about; what’s the city like? Where will I be working? Is it as rainy as they say it is? Will Continue reading
We love our supply teachers, they are the heart and soul of what we do. Which is why we will be celebrating them in the first annual National Supply Week Continue reading