#IMINCHARGE Video Reveal! Posted on 22 February 2018 by Becky Duncan - Kent-Teach in General See for yourself the exciting conclusion to our #IMINCHARGE campaign where students vs teachers played the ultimate game of manhunt where they exercised their survival skills, utilised their navigation techniques and worked as a team. Here’s who won… Read More...
The Power of Why Posted on 20 February 2018 by Scott - Assistant Head/Safeguarding and Wellbeing Lead in General Have you ever asked yourself Why? People will be doing this all the time, but not really realising or acting upon the outcome of Why... Read More...
February #KTGiveaway- And the winner is... Posted on 13 February 2018 by Rebecca Taylor - Kent-Teach Team Leader in General Check out who the winner is of our Facebook #KTGiveaway contest which ran over the weekend. Wingham WIldlife Tickets were up for grabs - are you the winner?!... Read More...
Body Language - From Common Signs to Spotting Lies Posted on 13 February 2018 by Daisy May Hartwell - Custom-Writing.org in General Our bodies can say a lot more about us during a conversation than we might think. Here are 32 of the most common body language signs, mistakes, and signals that someone's lying. Read More...
To Read or Not to Read? There Is No Question Posted on 10 February 2018 by Rebecca Longley - Year 6 Teacher, Head of Literacy in General Being a full-time teacher, I fully understand the expectations of having to think about 2983 important matters at once... Read More...
Family Friendly Half Term Activities - February 2018 Posted on 8 February 2018 by Darren - Kent-Teach in General Happy half term! We know that you need a break but you can also make sure that there’s fun for the whole family with these low cost (and some free!) activities in Kent this half term... Read More...
Solution Focussed vs Blame Focussed Posted on 3 February 2018 by Graham Chisnell - Headteacher in General We are so used to reading or hearing from the media when politicians, public servants and indeed teachers get things wrong. At these moments, the media often delights in pointing the finger at the perpetrator and demanding justice. As a primary school leader, I often come across scenarios where things go wrong... Read More...
Chinese New Year 2018 – When Is It? Which animal is it this year? Posted on 1 February 2018 by Darren - Kent-Teach in General Chinese New Year is a time for families to come together and wish each other peace and prosperity. Make sure you know when the Chinese New Year starts, and why it doesn't coincide with the Gregorian Calendar's New Year! Read More...
3 Ways to Drastically Improve Your 2018 Job Search Posted on 24 January 2018 by CV-Library in Career You have the teaching qualification and the teaching experience, now all you need is the dream job. Let 2018 be the year that you find it. So, whether you’re looking for the next rung of the career ladder or you’re a recent graduate hungry for your first job, we have compiled a list of three ways to boost your 2018 job search in the education sector. Read More...
Mindfulness - Medicine for the Mind Posted on 22 January 2018 by Ann-Marie Piper - Early Years Teacher in Wellbeing One of the oldest and most important topics that most early years settings have covered over the many decades is ‘People who help us’. I would argue that this topic is essential... Read More...