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Alice McNeill
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The next chapter in the story of creation
More than a decade on from the hugely influential TED Talk that inspired millions of people to envisage schools as incubators of creativity in a rapidly evolving world, many teachers are still struggling to make it happen. Alice McNeill has come up with a plan
21 December 2018
The curriculum needs to go back to the future
Policymakers are denying students the kind of education they profited from, says Alice McNeill. To counter this, we need to enable creativity, imagination and criticial thinking in our classrooms
30 March 2018
‘Mr Hinds, please don’t neglect Justine Greening’s great work on state-independent school partnerships’
Quietly, but firmly, Justine Greening revolutionised the way in which state and independent schools can collaborate with and support each other – her successor, Damian Hinds, needs to build on her success, writes one private school teacher
11 January 2018
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