Faith Schools or as they were then, Church Schools – began to come into the state fold for education in the early years of the nineteenth century, when Anglican and free church organisations accepted a government grant for building new schools. The Anglican society’s name says a lot about the aims of the schools...
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It is hard to dispute that secondary school isn’t working for at least 25% of its pupils. It is arguable that it is, at best, unsatisfactory for another 50%. The consequence of the wastage in personal fulfilment, civilised behaviour and productive capacity, is incalculable.....
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As a teacher, the task of balancing the stresses of the school day can seem like a monumental task. The teaching profession has changed considerably in the past twenty years with far more administrative, health and safety, advances in teaching practices, technology and, of course, and the challenges of the students themselves....
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