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Lessons Learnt During Lockdown

June 18, 2020June 22, 2020Oxford Geography Team

When schools shut on 20th March, teachers across the world were thrown into a whole new way of working. Whilst some schools have long used elements of online learning it was, on the whole, limited to the use of platforms to share homework tasks. And so, the learning curve began! What I want to focus […]

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Getting (and keeping) children excited about Key Stage Three science

December 17, 2019March 20, 2020Oxford Science Team 1 Comment

In my opinion Key Stage Three is the most important time in secondary school and the time when we can have the biggest influence on students. It’s a time where we can have a significant impact both academically and socially. I even put this to Twitter and Twitter agreed: 50% of people shared this view! […]

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