Staying at home is feeling like the “new normal”. However I know my daughter, like lots of children is missing her friends and teachers. We’ve been able to interact regularly with her school, but I am aware that not every child (due to lots of reasons) is so lucky. When all children are able to return

I was watching BBC Scotland bitesize with my daughter (which we are loving!) and they were explaining “the uses” of a pie chart and I nearly turned the TV off 🙈 Pie charts can look pretty, but in terms of visually communicating information there are so many better ways. Before you produce any graph, you

Schools seem to be flooded with data: from tests, feedback, teacher assessments…. but does all your data tell the same story. If you had to choose two teachers within your school to assess the ability of your pupils, would each child be given the same score by the two teachers? If every child had
I am very blessed to have two beautiful, healthy daughters who keep me very busy! Unsurprisingly a lot of my time is focused on making sure they have everything they need (and everyone else including myself comes after). However, at a recent blood test to check how I was recovering after having my baby, it
Over the last 10 years I have seen many principles for analytical best practice. The five that apply regardless of the data you are looking at are, Rubbish In – Rubbish Out What gets measured gets managed The trend is your friend So what……? Insight to Action Over the next few posts I will go