From Private Eye . . . .

Michael Jackson might have played in Ramsgate last night.

Anyone interested in data use in secondary education can join this new group : Be Data Wise.

Planting a forest is one of the few human acts that gets better after you're gone. It will outgrow your lifetime, your city, even your country—and still be giving.

This feels right. (From LinkedIn)

I will cheer up Twitter today by sharing this lovely picture I took at RHS Hyde Hall yesterday.

Lindisfarne, with original member Rod Clements, delight Broadstairs last night.

The future could be : Plan A 1. Robots and AI do the work 2. Billionaires own everything 3. Everyone else is unemployed with no way to earn money. But, it could be: Plan B 1. Everyone is given a basic income 2. People can earn more by contributing to life, community

Paul Jones, at 83, looking cool and sounding good in The Manfreds tonight, Lavenham, Suffolk.

The Dragon Tree in Thorndon wood today.

We offer our best wishes to all students, staff, and schools today as they receive their KS4 Results. Our team are here from 8.00 am. to provide support to data leaders using 4Matrix Desktop and Cloud to help process their data.

From Private Eye . . .

Actual fraud, versus honest woman. Guess which one they’re going after. Again.

Please read these quiet achievements from our competent, unexciting government before asking what Reform would do. (Follow the thread to see the full list).

'Using Data Better' are my thoughts as an educationalist on the efficient use of data in English secondary schools. mikebostock.com

What's Labour ever done for us?