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A Different View: How the manifesto responds to your needs

How the manifesto responds to your needs

Preparing young people for the future, with all its promise and uncertainties, is perhaps education's most essential purpose. This is particularly important at this moment in history, when uncertainty seems to overshadow promise. Many young people in school today will still be alive in 2100 but their world is likely to be a very different place.

So what is the best preparation we can give young people through their schooling, to help them shape their future and the future of the communities they live in? What does it mean to be an educated person in the 21st century? As educators that is our task in devising the curriculum which will shape our young people's learning... read more

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