‹Martin Robinson, author of Trivium 21c and the forthcoming title Trivium in Practice, has recently uploaded a new post on his blog page waxing rhetorical on the future of education.

You can read his blog here and take a glimpse inside his forthcoming title Trivium in Practice (which is due to be published shortly!) here.

Dr Russell Grigg˜s much anticipated title Big Ideas in Education is now in stock and yours to buy for £22.99!



Feel free to take a look at some of the pages using our lookinside feature here before ordering your very own copy of the book here.

‹Avril McDonald, author of the recently published Feel Brave series of ˜little stories about big feelings™, has been featured in The Bromley Borough News having attended the opening of a library bus alongside the town mayor at Mead Road Infant School in Chislehurst.

Avril presented her newly released Feel Brave series of books to the children before the mayor officially cut the ribbon, and friends, parents and neighbours joined in the afternoon for Avril McDonald™s book signing and tea party on the school grounds.

Click here to read the article and here to view the Feel Brave titles and take a look inside the books for yourself.

The five beautifully illustrated story books are all designed to help children explore emotional intelligence, positive psychology and some of the real-life issues which they might face “ such as bullying, anxiety, bereavement, friendships and worries “ in an engaging, creative and non-threatening way, whilst the Feel Brave Teaching Guide serves as the perfect companion in providing activities and guidance on how to explore these issues in the classroom.

‹Nina Jackson, self-appointed ˜fizz ambassador™ and author of Of Teaching, Learning and Sherbet Lemons, has written a new post on her TeachLearnCreate blog in admiration of a young poet named Daniel who has recently become a bit of a revelation on Twitter following a poem he wrote about living with Tourettes.

Having read the poem, Nina got in touch with Daniel and you can see what happened next, and find out a little more about Daniel and his poem, by following this link.

Vic Goddard, author of The Best Job in the World and star of the BAFTA nominated Channel 4 documentary Educating Essex, was a speaker at the TEDxNorwichED event on the 19th of March, where he shared his ˜ideas worth sharing™ about education and offered his own interpretation on the ˜Think Differently™ theme.

Vic was a great hit on stage as he reflected upon lessons learnt about his school, teaching and the world in general through letting ˜Reality TV™ in while drawing some meaningful, insightful and important conclusions (you can watch his talk here), and has since been featured in a ˜backstage-style™ interview with Leah Stewart as part of TEDx™s Speaker Spotlight Series.



Click here to watch the interview on YouTube.

‹John Tomsett, author of This Much I Know About Love Over Fear..., has written a new blog post discussing the transitory nature of happiness.

Click here to read the piece.