We owe it to our children to equip them with the knowledge, skills and values to tackle the staggering challenges they will meet as adults.
Life-Based Learning (LBL) is aimed at children and young people and offers a bold and imaginative vision for education.
The LBL approach allows children to make the most of all aspects of life by integrating the subjects of a traditional curriculum into nine life-learning themes.
LBL makes life itself the central purpose of children and young people’s learning.
Enjoy reading our blogs. We add a new blog at least once a week.
Each blog is no more than a three-minute read: short, punchy and to the point – packed with evidence of the urgent need for change in education.
One in three adults did not vote in the 2019 UK general election. In the recent local elections (in England), it was more like two in three. Some people will – for various reasons – have been unable to vote. But many chose not…
‘A Secret’ is the theme of this year’s Martha Mills Young Writers’ Prize, the judging panel for which includes bestselling author Philip Pullman. Now in its second year, the prize is inspired by the curiosity and imagination of Martha Mills, a keen writer who…
At-risk young people who took part in a programme that used football as a vehicle for intensive mentoring experienced a significant improvement in their wellbeing, a new report says. The mentoring programme, which provided a trusted adult for more than 2,000 young people in…