Education Podcasts

In this episode Natalie Wexler shares a wealth of insight into her book 'The Knowledge Gap: the hidden cause of America's broken educati...

In this episode we hear from Kate Mole, the Primary Maths and Teaching for Mastery Lead for London SW. She shares her journey into the w...

In this episode we hear from Tom Holloway from the Primary Sciece Teaching Trust.  He shares a wealth of ideas to inspire and engage pu...

In this special edition podcast we talk to Erik D. Olson from the NRDC. He talks about PFAS and the impact of toxic 'forever chemicals' ...

Jay Beilis & Carl McCarthy In this special edition podcast Jay Beilis shares the story of his grandfather and the legacy of one of the mo...

In this episode we hear from Robert Ford, Director of HERITAGE International School in Moldova, Chisinau.  He shares an International S...

In this episode Executive Headteacher Julie Hiddleston shares her story of how she went to a 'broken' school - rated as 'inadequate' by...

In this episode we get the opportunity to hear from presenters and participants at the British Council Schools Ambassadors Conference that

In this episode Dr Kulvart Atwal shares his fascinating insights into how schools can become safe and inspiring places by placing the UN...

with Emma Mander and Meg Walls In this episode I speak to Emma Mander and Meg Walls from Great Minds Together, an organisation that works...

Addison Brown talks about why now is the perfect time to get into teaching

Part 2 of a half-term recruitment and retention special: if you've ever considered a career in teaching this podcast is a must-listen.

John Rolfe MBE talks about the different ways that schools can work together to form meaningful partnerships across the globe

Award-winning author and educationalist Bob Cox talks about his 'Opening Doors' series, books, reading and teacher/pupil well-being

Mike Barton - worked on the beat in Durham as head of police: “This is my fault, this is the fault of police because for 39 years I’ve do...