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Information Officer Peter Cansell – NAPE 005

By Mark Taylor | November 28, 2018 |

Today on the NAPE podcast we get some background on Information Officer – Peter Cansell. Peter talks to Mark about his school experience, how he became a teacher and then a headteacher. His route was less than traditional and these experiences have shaped his desire to support children to follow their passion. Peter has been…

078: Season 5 Finale

By Mark Taylor | November 26, 2018 |

Mark Taylor rounds up this PE and Sport season 5. He reminds us of previous episodes that focused on dance from the ‘Music & the Arts’ season 4 which can support and enhance your PE provision and  gives us an insight into what to expect in the coming weeks. Here are the links to each episode…

The Cartoon Block with Evan Burse. LF012

By Mark Taylor | November 23, 2018 |

Evan Burse joins me on the Learning on Fire podcast and explores the most important learning and educational moments that shaped his life. Our guest – Evan Burse Evan has been an animation professional for over 10 years.  He’s worked on such shows as Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Black Panther, Marvel’s Hulk and…

An introduction to National Association for Primary Education – NAPE 004

By Mark Taylor | November 21, 2018 |

THE WAY WE WORK FOR PRIMARY EDUCATION The National Association for Primary Education (NAPE) brings together everyone who has a concern for the learning of children from birth to 13 years. Members and affiliated schools work to improve education through the Early, Primary and Middle Years. All are welcome as members; Heads, Teachers, Teaching Assistants, Parents,…

077: Character building PE with Jim Harte

By Mark Taylor | November 19, 2018 |

Jim Harte is Physical Education Teacher at Cypress Woods Elementary School in Palm Harbor, FL. Jim has over 37 years coaching and teaching experience. His programs have been recognized for Creativity and Innovation in PE and Recess. Jim’s personal coaching and teaching philosophy is to develop the whole individual with a special emphasis on sound…

Mark reflects. LF011

By Mark Taylor | November 16, 2018 |

Mark Taylor creator and host of the Learning on Fire podcast reflects on the wisdom he has found by interviewing his first 10 guests. Everyones story and journey is different but we are starting to see common threads that connect all of the people interviewed who are living life on their terms. Thanks to all…

Create Education 3D Printing – NAPE 003

By Mark Taylor | November 14, 2018 |

Create Education invited Peter Cansell and Mark Taylor from the National Association for Primary Education to the TCT Show held at The National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK to discuss how 3D printing is inspiring children in schools. Paul Croft a Director of UltimakerGB the UK & Ire operations for Ultimaker and the Founder of the…

076: Headteacher view of PE

By Mark Taylor | November 12, 2018 |

Peter Cansell is my resident education expert. He has great experience of teaching PE in primary schools, as well as being responsible for how it was integrated into his school when he was a Headteacher. Peter has been in education professionally for 35 years, teaching in middle schools in Oxford, doing advisory work, teaching higher education…

Paul Philbert RSNO Principal Timpanist. LF010

By Mark Taylor | November 9, 2018 |

Paul Philbert joins me on the Learning on Fire podcast and explores the most important learning and educational moments that shaped his life. Our guest – Paul Philbert Paul Andrew Philbert was born in London. It was as a singer that his musical abilities were first noticed, and on the advice of his preparatory school…

When I was a small boy – NAPE 002

By Mark Taylor | November 7, 2018 |

When I was a small boy – A letter from Christian Schiller to L.G.Marsh The National Association for Primary Education present an annual lecture with a guest speaker who creates their talk inspired by the work of Christian Schiller. This episode is read by Peter Cansell from the book ‘Christian Schiller in his own words’…

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