Mini Movie Moment Results
Last Monday 130 of us had a fantastic day together for our third annual back to school commissioning event. More on that in our next blog, but for now the winners of our short movie quiz...
Community Blog: SEN
Schoolswork.co.uk Shorts: September
Each month we will post a short film giving an encouragement to schools workers...
Hope, horror and Gungor - results day
Tomorrow is A Level results day. For many it will be a day of great joy, for many it won't. What about those who are heartbroken over what that envelope contains?
Train Up - Saturday 13th October 2012
A training and resource day for all who work with children
Transform Conference - Oxfordshire
A one day conference held in Oxford on Saturday 13th October. It aims to equip and inspire Christians in Education to share the Christian faith in schools.
IMAGINE: SCHOOLS WORK
New publicity!
Olympics Resources
Olympic season is almost here and there is still time for you to plan some olympic themed activities for work in schools before the holidays.
The Demise of Guys: How video games and porn are ruining a generation
CNN have produced an interesting article:
Is the overuse of video games and pervasiveness of online porn causing the demise of guys?
Increasingly, researchers say yes, as young men become hooked on arousal, sacrificing their schoolwork and relationships in the pursuit of getting a tech-based buzz.
Date for your diary: 03 September, 12
IMAGINE is back for its third year and is a chance for us to meet at the start of the new school year and celebrate all that God has for us.
Religious education ‘undermined by Coalition reforms’
Interesting article in The Telegraph on how Religious education 'undermined by Coalition reforms'
Challenging Questions
Five tips to consider when answering tricky questions...
You matter.
A heart for those who do not think they matter.
Q&A lesson
How would you answer these lessons from students?
Self-Harm Awareness Day
Charities Appeal to Young People Not to Suffer Self-harm in Silence
Chaplaincy in Education
It's not too late to book (I think!)...