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The NAPCE Online Spring Conference 2024 on March 20th was a tremendous success. “Achieving outstanding personal development and pastoral care in 21st century schools” was the theme for the event and the key note speaker was Shaun McInerney, School Leadership & Strategy Lead at the University of Worcester. As it happened on the night 7-00pm […]

NAPCE News – March 2024 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care LEAD ARTICLE: “The Importance of Resilience in a School Setting” by NAPCE NEC Member Dr Julianne Brown The Importance of Resilience in a School Setting by Dr Julianne Brown With the increase in mental health concerns amongst young people post-covid, there is a […]

NAPCE News – February 2024 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care LEAD ARTICLE: “Our School Approach to Pastoral Care and Wellbeing” by NAPCE NEC Member Jason Sannegadu Our School Approach to Pastoral Care and Wellbeing by Jason Sannegadu There is no denying that our beautiful island, Jeju (South Korea), is an absolute paradise. According […]

NAPCE News – January 2024 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care LEAD ARTICLE: “Pastoral Care Across Borders: Recent Insights from South East Asia” by NAPCE NEC Member Charlie Walker Pastoral Care Across Borders: Recent Insights from Southeast Asia by Charlie Walker After graduating last July, I had firm plans to relocate to London and begin a […]

NAPCE News – December 2023 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care LEAD ARTICLE: “Working Together with Children to Support their Pastoral Care by NAPCE’s Luke Ramsden Working Together with Children to Support their Pastoral Care – by Luke Ramsden Very often any writing about school pastoral care can focus on what teachers can do for children […]

NAPCE News – November 2023 Making a positive difference to young people through pastoral care LEAD ARTICLE: “Is Care Being Taken Out of Education. An article by NAPCE Chair Phil Jones  Is Care Being Taken Out of Education by Phil Jones An advert recently appeared on television in the United Kingdom featuring school children calling for people to talk […]