Sal McKeown

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Decolonising The Curriculum

Knowledge is power but whose knowledge is it? asks Naheeda Maharasingam, head teacher Rathfern Primary School in Lewisham

16 Apr

Sal McKeown

Guild’s Online Communities Lead The Way In Supporting Remote Education

Lockdown has been tough but it has spawned some amazing online communities as Ashley Friedlein, CEO of Guild, discovered

5 Apr

Sal McKeown

Improving Prospects for BAME Apprentices

Apprenticeships offer a gateway to some of the very best careers so why are BAME young people under-represented?

6 Mar

Sal McKeown

Working together to be warriors of change

Sal McKeown reports on the work of the IWF, an organisation that helps victims of child sexual abuse worldwide by identifying and removing online images and videos of their abuse

2 Feb

Sal McKeown

You can’t believe your eyes!

Sal McKeown talked to Will Gardner about Safer Internet Day 2021 and young people's concerns about the reliability of the internet

2 Feb

Sal McKeown

Award Winning Deaf Teacher An Inspiration For Deaf and Hearing Children Alike

My most uplifting moment of the year so far was when I interviewed Alysha Allen, who has won the 2020 Teacher Of The Year Award despite being profoundly deaf

26 Jan

Sal McKeown

A Little Robot Friend On The Desk Can Help Troubled Students Back To School

AV1 keeps children with cancer in touch with their schools. Now it is a channel for blended learning and could be a lifeline for children with poor mental health

18 Dec

Sal McKeown

Disability Theatre Comes Of Age In Coventry’s City Of Culture 2021

Coventry has a key role in the history of theatre in England and, thanks to Open Theatre, young people with learning disabilities are centre stage in the CoC's current plans

8 Dec

Sal McKeown

Cheap Thrills? There’s Nothing Clever About Piracy

You may think you are getting one over on the film industry, taking back a fraction of its box office millions, but nothing could be further from the truth says Sal McKeown.

3 Dec

Sal McKeown

2020: The Year When Digital Learning Came Into Its Own

2020 - unforgettable but may herald a better, more equitable future for education

2 Dec

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Most recent

Decolonising The Curriculum

Guild’s Online Communities Lead The Way In Supporting Remote Education

Improving Prospects for BAME Apprentices

Working together to be warriors of change

You can’t believe your eyes!

Award Winning Deaf Teacher An Inspiration For Deaf and Hearing Children Alike

A Little Robot Friend On The Desk Can Help Troubled Students Back To School

Disability Theatre Comes Of Age In Coventry’s City Of Culture 2021

Cheap Thrills? There’s Nothing Clever About Piracy

2020: The Year When Digital Learning Came Into Its Own

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