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We've had a great day, this was a very important conference working in collaboration with Midlands @EarlyEducation for the Annual Midlands Conference. This year's theme was #thepowerofplay and we were lucky to have keynote speakers Professor Dame Cathy Nutbrown and Debi Keyte-Hartland. We also had pop up pedagogy sessions with 10 minute contributions from a number of practitioners, including a focus on woodwork; forest schools, setting up a play cafe, inclusive spaces, rough and tumble play and a whole lot more. I began the conference with talking about the 'importance of now', we cannot wait for things to better or different in early years - we have to act. Today we celebrated 100 years of Early Education - and it is a reminder that we can enable change when we work together. In summary, here are a few REFLECTIONS 1. Working in early years requires us to take RISKS 2. There is an incredible community and it is crucial that we RESPECT the work of Early Years professionals. 3. The best evidence is that which comes direct from the children; we need to make sure we have the REPRESENTATION of all of them. 4. The RESEARCH is making a difference and there is always an opportunity to learn more about early years. 5. We need to extend the REACH of early years' professionals who have a wealth of knowledge and experience that should inform our practice at every stage. We can influence change together. 6. And finally, working in #earlyyears requires REAL energy and talent and at the end of the conference, I asked our participants what was their one key takeaway - and my favourite response was 'FIRE'. If we can ignite the fire of learning about early years and take time to share REAL practice it is the best reminder of why we do what we do. Great work Dr Faye Stanley (UoW) and the team @EarlyEducation #share Thank you to all of our contributors and those who showcased resources too.

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In this video, Achintya, a student of Fleming College shows us around the campus and tells us about all the nuanced details about the beautiful campus of Fleming College. #video #ultimatecollegetour #Flemingcollege #Collegedunia #collegelife #campuslife #college #collegetour #campus #campusambassador #campusambassadorprogram

Good design can make a really positive impact on student lives. Well done to all involved.

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Just kicked off a new semester with St. John Henry Newman Institute apprentices. We were discussing Mortimer Adler’s essay, “Labor, Leisure, and Liberal Education.” One of the key takeaways: the end directs the means. The end of liberal education is to make free men, and in the context of the Catholic tradition: to know, love, serve God in this life, and to be with Him forever in the next. According to Adler, liberal education makes use of three modes of perfection: the physical or gymnastic, the moral, and the intellectual. It may be appropriate to add a fourth: the spiritual. It’s on these four pillars that a school rests in achieving its end: preparing the child in light of the end of all man.

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Embracing the Summer Term: A Beacon of Opportunities As the calendar flips to the warmer months, schools across the UK begin the summer term. This term is not just a countdown to the exam season and the summer holidays but a vibrant season brimming with opportunities for growth, learning, and enrichment. So what am I looking forward to? Celebrating Diversity and Creativity The summer term often hosts a plethora of events that celebrate the diverse talents within Shrewsbury's school’s community. From art exhibitions and music concerts to drama productions and talent shows, these occasions will allow pupils to express their creativity and showcase talent. Outdoor Learning The warmer weather also opens doors to outdoor learning opportunities. Outdoor week in June is one of my favourite weeks of the year. It enhances learning experiences, promotes physical and mental well-being through a connection with the environment. Our sports day and the Bumping races are also highlights, both fostering House spirit and healthy competition, with teachers playing an essential role in motivation and celebration Academic Milestones For many pupils, the summer term encapsulates significant academic milestones, including exams and progress assessments. It’s a season of hard work and perseverance, with teachers guiding pupils through revision strategies, offering support, and instilling confidence. This term serves as a crucial phase in preparing students for the next academic year, or for older students, the next steps in their educational journey or career path. Transition and Growth For all pupils, the summer term marks the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter. Transition and leavers’ celebrations are poignant milestones. Teachers have the honour of guiding individuals through these transitions, offering advice, and celebrating their achievements. So let's hope for warm weather and embrace this vibrant and dynamic term. What's your favourite thing about this term? #SummerTerm #UKSchools #PupilCreativity #OutdoorLearning #AcademicMilestones. #educationalleadership

Balancing life and academics can be challenging. That's why at Lone Star College, we're unveiling a full academic year course schedule. Now planning your classes around your work and beyond just got easier! #FutureFocused #CoursePlanning #LoneStarCollege#LSC #BalancedLife