Snapped a quick photo with Dr Ellen McHugh. Find our full publication at: brunel.ac.uk/research/proje… Anne Chappell Brunel Research Brunel University of London Brunel Sociology, Media, Comms & Journalism Department of Education, Brunel University London

If you have strong moral purpose, understand safeguarding and care about well being, why not consider a master’s in Social Work? Join Brunel Uni open afternoon to learn how the course can support your journey into social work. Event details: bit.ly/4m4mwGn

🚨-🧵1of2 - A REMINDER: If you’ve employed an Early Career Teacher for September, it’s essential that you read the updated their statutory induction guidance to reflect changes brought about by the introduction of the Initial Teacher Training and Early Career Framework (ITTECF)

🧵2of2- There are some really important changes for September so it’s really important that you are aware of these. Essential reading for Headteachers & those responsible who act as the mentor and induction tutor. Link to the guidance below ⬇️ gov.uk/government/pub…

June is National Crime Reading Month and we have a fantastic crime writers festival for you. 9 Best selling authors at the Winston Churchill Theatre, 21 June 2pm-8pm Tickets £8 + bkg fee discover.hillingdon.gov.uk/crime-festival

2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the BERA Blog, and we’re so proud of all that it has accomplished! #BERABLOG10 Thank you to everyone who has played a part in contributing to the blog📝👏 Check out the infographic for insights into the BERA Blog👇 bera.ac.uk/bera-in-the-ne…

“Social Media Use and Depressive Symptoms During Early Adolescence” by Jason M. Nagata et al. JAMA Network Open jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

If you are interested in UG, MA, PGCE , Ed D & Ph D education courses, please do visit us on our forthcoming open day brunel.ac.uk/study/open-days

Delighted to see that Michael Collin's book, Windrush Cricket, will be released this year, and honoured that it will feature my late father, Izett McKenzie, who played cricket in the UK almost from the moment he arrived in 1951, including for the Peak Freans Biscuit Factory

🎉 Family-Friendly Tour Alert! 🎉 This half-term, bring the whole family to the Battle of Britain Bunker for a relaxed tour suitable for younger audiences. Suitable for 7-11 but younger visitors welcome. 📆 Fri 30 May ⏰ 11:00 🎟️ FREE for under 16s 👉 battleofbritainbunker.co.uk/whats-on/

🎙️ Why is #PrimaryRE essential? "I think primary RE is essential, mainly because the world that we are living in is so interconnected now that children come up against all sorts of ideas and cultures and influences," says SACRE chair John Semmens.

Local Councils Issue Warning After Recreational Drug Deaths Two people die after taking blue pills in Southall brentfordtw8.com/default.asp?se…

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The amount of time that students in the UK are spending studying has markedly declined as more than two-thirds take up employment in response to financial worries, according to new data timeshighereducation.com/news/study-hou…

“Reading a poem for someone else is like eating their dinner and describing the menu.” –Rosenblatt Many teachers create space for children to experience texts firsthand — to feel, to wonder, to respond. How can we continue to honour that personal encounter in every classroom?

If you are interested in beginning a PGCE in 25/26, please do come and see us at our forthcoming Open evening on 8th July. We offer PGCE in Primary, Secondary English, Maths, Physical Education, Sciences (including. Physics with maths). eventbrite.co.uk/e/pgce-open-ev…

I thought, OBE me? Up yours, I thought. I get angry when I hear that word "empire"; it reminds me of slavery, it reminds of thousands of years of brutality, it reminds me of how my foremothers were raped and my forefathers brutalised.

Stanford psychologist Barbara Tversky argues that thinking isn’t just something the mind does; it’s something the body is. The movements of our limbs, the gestures we make, even our orientation in space, don’t just support thought—they are its architecture iai.tv/articles/your-…

New paper out! I’m excited to share this latest co-authored article with my amazing friend David Pomeroy which is published in the British Journal of Sociology of Education. The paper draws on Foucault’s scholarship of discursive and non-discursive practices to explore how social

Uxbridge High celebrates a 98% A Level pass rate & record BTEC/Technical Distinctions! Students head to top unis like Imperial, King’s & Bristol plus FTSE 100 apprenticeships. Read our press release: uhs.org.uk/news/?pid=27&n…