Musings from Cramlington Learning Village, a comprehensive secondary school in the North East of England. What is The Muse? The Muse is a regular publication from the staff at Cramlington Learning Village. It is one of the many ways we share great practice within and beyond the school, and we hope readers of this site will take some ideas, try them out, reflect and share just as we have dome in these pages. Hard copy editions of The Muse are published roughly quarterly.

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A review of ideas and experiments from my classroom. Sociograms are a great way to encourage students to make links. I use them for getting students to make links between poems, but have also used them as a strategy for getting students to make links between characters in a play or novel, or as a basis for student presentations. The students here made connections by drawing images which connected with the link. So, poems that featured the theme of death had the footsteps of.

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Trying to contribute to debates about education research and measurement. Are Universities avoiding accountability for fair access? One of best ways we can tell whether British society is getting fairer is the flow of disadvantaged into top universities. I hope it shocks you to consider that UK Universities are blocking access to this information. My study in Schools Week.