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Three years later: Willkommenskultur revisited

24th September 2019 Guardian Council 7556 Comments

It’s been over three years now that Frau Dr. Angela Merkel, German chancellor, tried to turn Germany into a Willkommensrepublik (welcoming republic). At the height of the Syrian refugee crisis, the Islamic State’s (ISIS) multinational [more…]

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Careers Advisor

11th June 2019 Going Postal 2624 Comments

Brian felt a bit strange as he got up that morning, his bed seemed much more comfortable and his teasmade, whilst brewing his favourite mug of Yorkshire Tea was operating effectively, the radio seemed to [more…]

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Inside the Neolithic Mind

4th April 2019 Going Postal 4331 Comments

This is a rather niche book, but I know there are (at least) a few Puffins keen on archaeology, so I thought it might be of interest. It explores, as the subtitle says, ‘consciousness, cosmos [more…]

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Family, Community, Identity

4th April 2018 Æthelberht 1474 Comments

My Mum was born on 7th May 1945. My Nan (quite the socialite) used to complain that on the day of the biggest party ever she was stuck in a hospital with a new born [more…]

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Using Evidence – A Guide to Living in an Information Age

27th March 2018 Jonathon Davies 1840 Comments

The Past Previously I was a History teacher for 10 years. One of the most important skills I learned and taught others was how to critically examine information and evidence that you are presented with. [more…]

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Selective Education

26th March 2018 Æthelberht 1107 Comments

Whenever I hear the subject of grammar schools and selective education come up I pay attention and listen with more than a modicum of interest. When discussed by our esteemed establishment media it’s usually accompanied [more…]

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A Wiltshire Junior School, 1953 to 1957

6th April 2017 GrumpyAngler 0 Comments

Change has always come slowly to rural Wiltshire, in 1957 the 1944 Education Act hadn’t affected my schooling to any great extent. The school I moved to after the infant school was one that took [more…]

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School, and finding a love, of learning

9th March 2017 GrumpyAngler 0 Comments

I was an inquisitive child, I wanted to know how, and why. Mum was one of those who thought ‘just because’ was an answer. Dad was much better but worked several jobs so wasn’t around [more…]

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