Your quarterly collaborative magazine for ideas, inspiration and shared learning
Issue 3 – May 2022
The R.I.S.E. Magazine is a continued commitment from NetSupport to do its part to support the education community, as well as a way to celebrate the sector and provide an opportunity for voices within education to come together to inspire and empower.
Although this issue covers a wide range of topics, you will notice some common themes:
- Diversity, equality and inclusion
- Wellbeing and mental health
- Leadership and professional development
- Digital learning
As well as all that, you’ll find our favourite features have returned, including Recommended Reads and one of my personal favourites, Pets’ Corner!
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Editor of R.I.S.E
Editor of R.I.S.EKat Cauchi – OPIP Host, ReallySchool Product Manager and Global Equality Collective member
Must reads…
Thank you to our contributors…
Mark Anderson
Director at ICT Evangelist and Global EdTech, and NetSupport Group Head of Education
Anna MacPherson
Senior Early Years Officer
Oliver Wright
Sector Manager for Senior
Leadership at Twinkl
Cat Allott
Segment Assistant at Twinkl Teaching Assistants
Allen Tsui
Computer Science Lead and Specialist Primary and Secondary Computing Teacher
Penny Whelan
Assistant Headteacher, SENCO, EAL Coordinator and Schools Linking Network Operations Manager
Toria Bono
Year 4 Teacher, Equity and Diversity Lead, Evidence Lead Educator and Founder of #TinyVoiceTalks
Georgina Durrant
Private Tutor, Author and Founder of the SEN Resources Blog
Gunjan Tomar
Activities and Service As Action Coordinator, CAS Co- Coordinator and SEL Coach and Learning Support Facilitator
Hari Neocleous
Primary Maths and Chess Teacher and a Maths Intervention Lead
Henry Sauntson
SCITT Director and Assistant Headteacher
Kate McCallam
Writer and Educational Consultant for Computing and Literacy
Jonathan Coy
CEO of HeadteacherChat, former Headteacher and Deputy CEO of an Academy Trust
Juliet Park
Director MFL, National Consultant and Author
Karl C. Pupé
Alternative Provision Lead, Specialist in Behaviour Management, Author and Founder of The Action Hero Teacher
Kate Sturdy
Key Stage 2 Curriculum Lead, Year 6 Teacher and Departmental Lead
Liz Bury
NetSupport Group Editorial Manager, Musician and Violin Tutor
Neeru Mittal
Classroom Educator, IT and Computer Science Specialist
Nicole Ponsford
Co-Founder and Education CEO of The Global Equality Collective, Director of EdTech UK and Harvard Author
Ben Whitaker
Educational Consultant and Host of the Edufuturists Podcast
Rachel Holt
Communication and Interaction Leader and Makaton Tutor
Sammy White
Teaching and Learning Specialist at Texthelp, Maths Teacher (FE)
Tilly Brooke
Chief Operating Officer of now>press>play, part of KLASP management comittee
Vineeta Garg
Award winning Educator and IT Head at SRDAV Public School
Sophie Brown
Communication and Marketing Officer at Yes Futures
Wendy White
CEO and Creator of My Mood Stars, former Childminder
Fabian Darku
Teacher-Trainer and Teaching and Learning Leader with Master’s Degrees in Teaching and Learning and Sport and Culture
Wolfgang Soeldner
Head of Global Education at i3 Technologies, former Languages Teacher
Previous Issues
September 2021
Issue 1
Read the first issue
Missed the first issue of the magazine? Don’t worry, access it here and read contributions embracing a range of topics and themes, such as: digital learning, wellbeing, diversity and inclusion, tips to manage workload and much more!
February 2022
Issue 2
Read the second issue
Missed the second issue of the magazine? Don’t worry, access it here and read contributions embracing a range of topics and themes, such as: taking control of your own CPD, language and oracy, reading and writing, using social media to engage your school community – and much more!
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