Recently we heard about some absolutely fascinating longitudinal studies regarding performance and achievement on the ‘Beers with Chad’ podcast, run by international powerlifting coach and powerlifter Chad Wesley-Smith. The studies...
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The education system prepares children for adulthood in numerous ways. It provides knowledge of the world, helps children forge relationships and helps them gain qualifications that will see them move up the educational ladder and land their...
READ MOREProvisions for PSHE or citizenship vary significantly from school to school. Unfortunately, the subject is sometimes regarded as a burden on schools and teachers since the lack of academic standards mean it’s difficult to inspire the...
READ MOREToday, there are more career options than ever before. With multiple higher education options, apprenticeship schemes and more support available to those looking to start their own business, there is a world of opportunity out there. As building...
READ MOREUntil Key Stage 4, enterprise forms no part of the compulsory curriculum, here in the UK. Whether or not you believe it should, many teachers are looking for ways to integrate elements of enterprise education into other areas of core learning...
READ MOREWe all want the best for our children and the next generation. As parents and educators, the education and upbringing we provide children aims to make them well-rounded young people with a broad skill set. But what does this really mean and why...
READ MOREAs educators we’re passionate about inspiring and empowering our students. In fact, helping children understand more about our world is an incredibly rewarding career. But often, the most rewarding elements are not around the transfer of...
READ MOREThere are mixed opinions about the impact of Dragons’ Den and The Apprentice on business and the kind of role models the Dragons and Lord Sugar provide impressionable children and young adults. For the purpose of this blog we will refer to...
READ MORETommie Rose became just about the UK’s most (in)famous entrepreneur last week with the breaking news that he’d amassed some £14,000 by selling sweets at Buile Hill High School in Salford before being promptly suspended. Naturally...
READ MOREIn the bid to inspire entrepreneurship and promote enterprise education, we must be clear about the difference between enterprise and profiteering. Society would be forgiven for confusing the two given the existing TV shows and enterprise schemes...
READ MOREI’ve come across some great pieces of research discussing corporate social responsibility (CSR) in a range of business sizes and types. Businesses’ commitment to their sustainability and CSR is has been important for a long time in...
READ MOREWith the increasing emphasis on enterprise education, particularly at a primary level, some teachers’ ability to deliver this content might be called into question. Some argue that entrepreneurship cannot be taught by someone who has no...
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