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    Family,  Lifestyle,  Social Issues

    A bitter pill to swallow: sex education must face the facts about contraception

    20th April 2022 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Louise Kirk argues that promotion of the contraceptive pill in much of contemporary sex education is based on outdated science.

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    Louise Kerr

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    Lessons from the outdoors

    20th July 2021

    Why do Americans never take holidays?

    23rd September 2021

    What is the purpose of education?

    9th January 2020
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    Family,  Latest,  Thought-provoking

    The little boy and the starfish – or why I am a teacher

    15th February 2022 / No Comments

    (4 minute read) Clare Campbell finds inspiration for action in a powerful children’s story.

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    Dr Clare Campbell

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    Joy to the world

    23rd December 2021

    What’s going on in Hungary: an attack on the LGBT movement or a defence of the family?

    16th July 2021
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    Bringing Christmas to life

    26th December 2021
  • Man teaching students
    Art & Culture,  Thought-provoking

    Are you called to be an intellectual?

    13th January 2022 / No Comments

    (5 minute read) Jessica Hooten Wilson says, “Be brave! The world needs your inquiring mind.”

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    Jessica Hooten Wilson

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    When tigers used to smoke: why we still love fairy stories

    3rd June 2021

    Did I really see what I think I saw? Optical illusion in historical and contemporary art

    2nd October 2020
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    From pop to poetry: singer-songwriters who should be taken seriously

    1st February 2022
  • History,  Social Issues

    Rewriting the history books

    5th October 2021 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Maddy Fry examines how the efforts of a little known group of women have contributed to keeping racism alive in the southern US.

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    Maddy Fry

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    A guide for restless hearts: in conversation with a classic of world literature

    27th May 2020

    The Leningrad Symphony – Shostakovich’s Seventh Symphony and how the Russians survived a siege

    30th March 2020

    The pen is mightier than the keyboard: Why writing is wonderful

    13th December 2019
  • Social Issues

    Out of Africa

    2nd September 2021 / 1 Comment

    (5 minute read) Clare Campbell experienced some of her greatest lessons in life under the Kenyan sun, on a mission with the Salesian Sisters.

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    Dr Clare Campbell

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    Why is it so hard to talk about Trans issues?

    21st June 2021

    Corruption and hunger for power … the enemies within which hamper Africa’s future

    13th October 2020

    The walls are crumbling … but oh so slowly

    19th October 2021
  • Family,  Lifestyle

    Lessons from the outdoors

    20th July 2021 / No Comments

    (5 minute read) Clare Campbell ventures beyond the classroom for some alternative learning from the outdoors.

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    Dr Clare Campbell

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    Middle-Eastern woman goes on frankfurter frenzy

    6th March 2020

    How to connect with your children’s emotions

    29th August 2020

    What’s going on in Hungary: an attack on the LGBT movement or a defence of the family?

    16th July 2021
  • Family,  History

    Can we teach children to be good?

    14th July 2021 / 2 Comments

    (4 minute read) Maria Patricia Williams examines the many methods teachers have used to encourage positive values in the classroom.

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    Maria Patricia Williams

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    The Marvel-lous world of the family

    13th February 2020

    “I think the way governments around the world dealt with the pandemic led young people to get more interested in politics”

    23rd November 2021
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    In praise of the Round Table

    26th January 2022
  • Mental Health,  Social Issues

    Out of the mouth of babes

    24th June 2021 / No Comments

    (4 minute read) Headteacher Clare Campbell learnt precious lessons about beauty when she asked some ‘Big Questions’ to a group of young children.

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    Dr Clare Campbell

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    Eating disorders: when the most dangerous consumption is virtual …

    15th May 2021

    Losing friends: a free speech issue

    30th April 2021

    Double-take

    16th October 2021

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