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For 2018, Sports Relief’s tagline encourages people to do ‘Whatever Moves You’ to raise money for good causes in the UK and around the world, and as ever our young people have been doing just that. We discuss the values of teaching young people about charity involvement.
Anna Gormal, our National Lead Practitioner for Humanities in the North, shares with you her vision for supporting young people through a 'post-truth' world and to become informed, critical thinkers.
The old African proverb ‘It takes a village to raise a child’ recognises the need for community involvement in the development of its young people. One might say a ‘family’ of people. At Oasis, we believe wholly that young people not only need, but deserve to have, a wide network, a family of peers, parents and role models, in order to thrive and flourish.
In their end of Key Stage 2 assessments last year, children at Oasis Academy Skinner Street made some of the best progress not only in Medway, but also in England.
Memories of religious education may conjure up images of quiet classrooms and old-fashioned textbooks, but students at a secondary school in Coulsdon have been enjoying RE lessons with a difference this week.
This month three members of Oasis Community Learning will tackle the London Marathon on behalf of Oasis Community Partnerships to raise money for Oasis’s transformational work across the country. Oasis Community Learning’s CEO John Murphy, Regional Director Philip Beaumont, and Oasis Academy South Bank’s Head of Drama Rhys King.