Thoughtful Thursdays: Exploring the Heart of Education
Delving into key themes and insights from our community survey to illuminate the processes that shape learning at Blundell’s.
Welcome to Thoughtful Thursdays: Insights into Education at Blundell’s
New this week: 'AI in relation to pupils with additional learning needs' by Andy Kingdon
At Blundell’s, we believe every pupil deserves the tools to thrive. As technology transforms the world around us, Artificial Intelligence is fast becoming a powerful ally in the classroom—especially for those with additional learning needs. From personalised learning support to tools that empower neurodiverse learners, AI is not just the future of education—it’s the key to unlocking new possibilities for every pupil, every day.
What to Expect:
Exclusive Insights: Learn from the expertise of Blundell’s staff as they share their vision, strategies, and reflections.
Timely Topics: Stay informed about the issues shaping education today and how Blundell’s is leading the way.
Ongoing Engagement: Check back weekly for the latest updates, essays, and thought pieces that will challenge, inspire, and inform.
Each essay offers a fresh perspective on the innovative practices and philosophies that underpin Blundell’s educational approach. We invite you to bookmark this page and join us every Thursday for thoughtful insights into what makes our school a truly special place for learning and growth.
Upcoming Topics to Look Out For:
- Strategy and Vision – Bart Wielenga, Head
- Artificial Intelligence (Part I): A Survey Response – Charles List, Senior Deputy Head Innovation
- Artificial Intelligence (Part II): Its Role in Education – Charles List, Senior Deputy Head Innovation
- Character Education – Bart Wielenga, Head
- Research-Informed Practice: Professional Development at Blundell’s – Emma Weaver
- Supporting Children in Managing the Online and Offline World – Matt Radley, Second Master
- The Power of a Diverse Team – Tammy Winsley, Director EDI
- School Finances – Bart Wielenga, Head
- The Ethos of the Co-Curricular Programme at Blundell’s – Adèle Worsley, Deputy Head: Co-Curricular
- Artificial Intelligence and Science – Jonathan Ratcliffe, Deputy Head: Academic
- Why does creativtiy matter in education? – Lucy Richards
- AI in relation to pupils with additional learning needs – Andy Kingdon, Head of Learning Suppport
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AI in relation to pupils with additional learning needs – Andy Kingdon |
Why does creativity matter in education? – Lucy Richards |
Artificial Intelligence and Science - Dr Jonathan Ratcliffe |
The Co-Curricular Ethos at Blundell’s: Creating a Sense of Belonging and Purpose Beyond the Classroom – Adèle Worsley |
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