Amid the chaos of this year, Beyond thought it would be fun to think back to the things we won’t miss about teaching in the pandemic. Continue reading 7 Things We Won’t Miss about Teaching in the Pandemic
A group of unions have sent a joint letter to the Department for Education demanding the “immediate” release of data on covid variants that have been linked to schools and colleges across the UK. Continue reading Unions Unite To Demand Release of Data on Covid Variants in Schools
School Minister Nick Gibb says “One way of securing catch up is more time”. The Education recovery tsar is looking at a longer school day proposal “very seriously” to make up for Covid disruption. Beyond explores this newly proposed education recovery plan… Continue reading Education Recovery Plan: An “Intuitive” Look Towards Longer School Days
Teaching young people has always had its challenges but adding a global pandemic to the mix comes with a new set of unique irritants. Beyond explores 5 things students do to annoy teachers throughout Covid-19… Continue reading 5 Things Students Do To Annoy Teachers Throughout Covid-19
GCSE Results Day 2020 stands to be the strangest results day in recent history. It’s strange enough for educational professionals as they’re asked to effectively and honestly provide students with a grade but how do students feel about it all? A few months ago we shared Zara’s last day with you on the Beyond blog and now we’re sharing her feelings in the run-up to GCSE Results Day 2020. Continue reading GCSE Results Day 2020: A Student’s Perspective
Beyond explores the harmful, misinformed and damaging language of “The Lost Generation” with regards to The Class of COVID 19… Continue reading The Class of COVID 19: Why the Language of a ‘Lost Generation’ is Harmful and Damaging
For teachers, working from home is a new experience – and it’s not made easier when you have your own children at home! Here are some tips to balance both! Continue reading Working from Home: Managing Work and a Child
