last update: 02 Feb 2015
JAN 2015: Shanghai leadership training
Rob Bowden and Rosie Wilson of Lifeworlds Learning will be working with Chinese partners in March 2015 to develop whole school leadership around values, global learning and the use of P4C (Philosophy for Children). Their work will build on earlier visits by Rob Bowden and by Rob Unwin and Helen Griffin from DECSY. It marks the continued dialogue behind the East meets West initiative and importance of professional learning around the key issues covered by the book and project.
Feb 2015: Conference announced
Several of the partners behind the publication, 'Developing Global Schools in China: East meets West - learning together' have come together under the leadership of DECSY to hold a conference exploring the themes of the publication.
The event will take place on 19th June 2015 in Sheffield and details can be found here.
East meets West News
Other News
All materials © 2012-14 Lifeworlds Learning
Learning Through Values and LTV are trading names of Lifeworlds Learning Community Interest Company.
A company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales. Company No.7370056
JAN 2015: Book is on its way...
2015 starts with the exciting news that the finished book is on its way to the UK from the printers in China. We expect to receive copies some time in February and will be able to send them out to buyers from then.
The book will sell for the very reasonable fee of £18 + post & packing.
If you would like a copy then please register via email.
New Values briefing paper
Rob Bowden, the author of a leadership perspective in the Developing Global Schools publication has been asked by the Global Learning Programme in England (GLP-E) to collate a breifing paper exploring the recent Dept for Education mandate for schools to actively promote fundamental British Values.
This recent addition to DfE policy facing schools has cause mixed reaction and raised many issues for those concerned with ensuring young people are equipped with a more global outlook of life in the 21st century.
We will post a link to the paper in due course.