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‘I fear the widespread disposing of school counsellors will prove to be a false economy’
School counsellors provide the help teachers need to support growing numbers of children with emotional and mental health needs who would otherwise fly under CAMHS’ radar, writes the former mental health tsar
20 December 2016
‘In a world still predominantly patriarchal in its values, there is a strong argument for the existence of all-girls’ schools’
So often people speak in disparaging terms about single-sex education, but my experience of attending an all-girls’ school was an overwhelmingly positive one, writes the former mental health tsar
13 December 2016
‘The British values I’m happy to promote in schools are increasingly at odds with the world I see around me’
I cannot perpetuate what have seemingly become the prevailing ‘values’ of our society in 2016, writes the former Department for Education mental health tsar
6 December 2016
‘Like Fidel, we all have good and bad within us - this is a vital lesson for children to learn in the world today’
Pupils need to be taught to challenge their preconceived ideas – and this is particularly true in the case of sex and relationship education, writes the former Department for Education mental health tsar
29 November 2016
‘I’ve no doubt that parents being forced to work excessive hours has an impact on school life’
Research might suggest that the children of “working mums” do better at school, but there are negatives consequences, too – especially if the mothers work lots of hours, writes the former Department for Education mental health tsar
21 November 2016
‘If the rise of Trump tells us anything, it’s that our pupils need self-esteem more than ever’
The victory of the controversial president-elect reflects a lack of confidence among the electorate – something that schools can help to resolve
15 November 2016
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