Weekly Updates

Hello everyone,

We hope everyone has had an enjoyable week. As the run-up to the festive season gets going, we know it can get jam-packed with performance rehearsals and end-of-term assessments, so please make sure you are taking time for yourself and having a few moments of calm!

As promised, here are our weekly updates:

We're thrilled to be co-sponsoring , attending and having our founder and CEO Nadim Saad speaking at the upcoming event in World Arena Events Education Experts Conference in Doha!

Our team is eager to meet new colleagues and like-minded individuals passionate about pupil wellbeing.

Telegraph article: Embrace failures and stop fixing their problems: how to boost your child’s confidence

Our founder and CEO Nadim Saad was featured in a The Telegraph article by Debbie McQuoid this week, offering valuable insights into boosting children's confidence. Shockingly over 26% of kids referred to The Charity Go Beyond are grappling with anxiety impacting their confidence and self-esteem—a concerning trend on the rise.

To find out more and read the article, read Nadim's post .

British Junior Academy of Brussels Testimonial

We are very proud to share an endorsement from Francis Retter , the dedicated Headteacher at the British Junior Academy in Brussels . The words of Francis reinforce our belief in the power of our programmes to shape future generations. We're committed to providing resources that not only enrich the educational experience but also prepare young minds for the complexities of adulthood.

Read the full post here .

News Round-Up

Spielman claims head’s death used ‘to try and discredit’ Ofsted

Pupil exclusions soar to pre-pandemic levels in the UK

Safeguarding Around the World: Cultural sensitivity: why cultural sensitivity training for staff is important

Heads ‘sick, stressed and terrified’ at the thought of Ofsted

UAE's best headteachers say putting pupils first is key to success

Teachers striking over pupil assaults demand ‘zero-tolerance’ 10-day exclusions at Oasis Isle of Sheppey School

Kids Still Aren’t Going to Class in USA: Educators say new attitudes toward daily attendance are resulting in high absenteeism