Maths and Darts
‘David you require 79.’ He steps up to the oche, thinks for a moment and tells me that treble 13 and double 20 will do it. He hits the virtual…
‘David you require 79.’ He steps up to the oche, thinks for a moment and tells me that treble 13 and double 20 will do it. He hits the virtual…
The centrepieces of any LEGO are the LEGO Minifigures, also known as a ‘minifigs’. They were first introduced in 1978 and since then these instantly recognisable anthropomorphised pieces of plastic…
Are you a good decision maker? Some decisions are easy to make and they appear almost instinctive. These are straight-forward and don’t demand much thinking through. Then there are other…
There is a great activity in the book Five-Minute Activities by Penny Ur and Andrew Wright called Metaphors. This is a seemingly simple activity which encourages students to find metaphors…
One of the things effective school leaders do is use the collective first person pronoun “we” rather than the singular “I”. We are in this together. We are a team.…
Are you a member of the Survivor’s Club? This is the name of Ben Sherwood’s book and it looks at the secrets and science that could save your life. The…
Classes need a constant drip-feeding of team building games in order to keep everyone together and to appreciate different strengths and weaknesses. They tend to be given at the start…
Absenting oneself from the demanding warp and woof of the classroom can be professional suicide, especially if something ‘kicks off’. One thing drummed into us when training was ‘never leave…
I’ve always been a sucker for a good pun and especially when it comes to book titles and pun names. I still remember my childhood favourites, There’s a Hole in…
Imagine a 6 year old child that can spell the following: Great Uncle Bulgaria Tobermory Madame Cholet Orinoco Wellington Tomsk Bungo Nothing remarkable about that you might think but the…