Book review – Unprocessed: how the food we eat is fuelling our mental health crisis
Author: Kimberley Wilson I rather like food, as I imagine many of you do too. As a result, the bold…
Author: Kimberley Wilson I rather like food, as I imagine many of you do too. As a result, the bold…
Book review: Square pegs
In this post, we hear from Susanne (a specialist senior EP), Rachel (a newly qualified EP) and Rebecca (a trainee…
In this post, we hear from Susanne (a specialist senior EP), Rachel (a newly qualified EP) and Rebecca (a trainee…
Rob Webster: How COVID revealed the essentialness of teaching assistants, and how they can help pupils survive and thrive
You might not know it, but over a quarter of people working in UK schools are employed as teaching assistants…
You might not know it, but over a quarter of people working in UK schools are employed as teaching assistants…
Paul Dix: Circles not red lines
School behaviour policies tend to run in straight lines. Part of our special series to support Refugee Education UK –…
School behaviour policies tend to run in straight lines. Part of our special series to support Refugee Education UK –…
edpsy special edition and fundraising for Refugee Education UK
We’re launching an online special edition, with articles from some of the biggest names in education and psychology, to fundraise…
We’re launching an online special edition, with articles from some of the biggest names in education and psychology, to fundraise…
Phronesis: the wisdom of workload on World Teachers’ Day
The theme of this World Teacher’s Day is “The teachers we need for the education we want: The global imperative…
The theme of this World Teacher’s Day is “The teachers we need for the education we want: The global imperative…
We need to talk about climate change
“We need to talk about it, it’s not… because we want to talk about it, because it’s a need”. Rey, 14 years old (Togneri,…
“We need to talk about it, it’s not… because we want to talk about it, because it’s a need”. Rey, 14 years old (Togneri,…
How language has the power to shape autistic identity in girls
As a recently qualified Educational Psychologist, fresh out of the doctoral training at Cardiff, one of the things that the…
As a recently qualified Educational Psychologist, fresh out of the doctoral training at Cardiff, one of the things that the…
News: The Good Childhood Report (2023) shows money and environmental concerns are significant worries for children
Earlier this week The Children’s Society published it’s twelfth ‘Good Childhood Report‘, presenting recent trends in children’s subjective wellbeing. Children…
Earlier this week The Children’s Society published it’s twelfth ‘Good Childhood Report‘, presenting recent trends in children’s subjective wellbeing. Children…
Project: Scoping review of UK EP Service policies in relation to multilingualism
Claire Smith, a trainee EP at the University of Manchester is researching educational psychology practice in relation to multilingualism Project…
Claire Smith, a trainee EP at the University of Manchester is researching educational psychology practice in relation to multilingualism Project…
