The National Association of Head Teachers has just published a five page article about the impact volunteers from the world of work are making on children. The NAHT represents over…
…event in which volunteers from the world of engineering were broadening children’s horizons around the vast range of exciting roles this sector holds. See all photos from the event. The…
…demands of the new urban economies of the post-industrial city seem dependent on the quantity and quality of access to appropriate culturally embedded material and symbolic resources and information. The…
…for Years 7-9 in the context of the new requirements for schools to provide careers guidance. Presentation: Enhancing School-based Careers Work for Years 7-9 Full report: Enhancing School-based Careers Work…
…on to secure one from those who do not? This report collates evidence from contemporary research literature and governmental reports as well as new quantitative data sources, and in doing…
…rural and disadvantaged communities to recruit governors than the more urban and well-connected areas of the country. 4. Recognition a) Interviewees felt that increasingly, new and existing governors are put…
…especially ‘bridging social capital’ whereby individuals with different social and economic experiences are connected, enabling access to new information and experiences (OECD, 2001). This chapter explores the role of schools…
Groundbreaking new research shows a significant link between young people’s experience of the world of work whilst at school and the chances of them becoming NEET (not in education, employment…
The Chief Medical Officer for Wales, Ruth Hussey, visited Tredegarville C.I.W. Primary School on Tuesday 13th October on behalf on the Primary Futures ‘Who’s in Health?’ campaign. The Primary Futures…
