NAPCE News – June 2021 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care FEATURE ARTICLE: “Will Pastoral Care Mean Business as Usual? by NAPCE’s Journal Editor Professor Stan Tucker Will Pastoral Care Mean Business as Usual? by Stan Tucker Recently I have been busy thinking about the possible content of a new book I am involved in […]
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NAPCE News – May 2021
NAPCE News – May 2021 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care FEATURE ARTICLE: “What About Staff Voice?” A View on the Value of Worker Opinion in Schools by NAPCE Secretary Jill Robson What About Staff Voice by Jill Robson Student voice has long been established as an integral part of school life. Even when visiting primary […]
Read MoreNAPCE Awards 2021 – Winners Announced
The winners of the second annual National Awards for Pastoral Care in Education were unveiled at an online ceremony on September 23rd. More entries than before, very deserving winners and fantastic support from across the education sector characterised NAPCE Awards 2021. The online event was hosted by former teacher, current marketing expert and NAPCE NEC […]
Read MoreNAPCE Conference 2021 – WATCH A REPLAY HERE
We were delighted with the huge success of the fully booked first-ever online NAPCE Annual Conference which took place from July 7th-9th 2021. In case you couldn’t get a ticket, were busy or simply want to see it again, we’re very pleased to share recordings of each daily session right here. You can watch each […]
Read MoreNAPCE Awards 2021 – Finalists Announced
The finalists of the second National Awards For Pastoral Care In Education have been revealed. Deserving nominees have been selected in each of the eight categories by an independent panel of judges made up educational experts. The standard of entry was extremely high this year once again, according to NAPCE Chair Phil jones, who sits on […]
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NAPCE News – April 2021 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care VIDEO SPECIAL: “Adolescents in Lockdown: Victims or Villains” by NAPCE Officer Eileen Donnelly Adolescents in Lockdown: Victims or Villains Lockdown as a result of the current pandemic has been a challenge for most. Experiences will differ but many express feelings of anxiety arising from […]
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