Yes Futures News

Covid-19 has brought uncertain circumstances and has forced us to make changes to the way we live all across the globe. Changes in education have caused many students to be left behind as we have moved from the classroom setting to the virtual world. Blended learning approaches are becoming more common in schools, but how can we still develop essential skills for young people? As our norms are changing, we are left with a big question: what skills do young people need for the

After tonight’s #UnlockingEducation event, discussing the future of education in light of the global pandemic, I have come away with three key reflections: 1. Collaboration Schools have been sharing resources, experience and advice more than ever before. A real sense of team spirit has emerged, replacing the competitiveness that has sometimes existed between schools. Across the sector, organisations have been stepped up and offered support in an unprecedented fashion. Let’s