Dennis Simms

"It's important to think about how we build positive relationships with young people to support them." -@simmscoaching on social cohesion in colleges. #AoCConf2024

@TheDifferenceEd @YouthEndowFund Really looking forward to being part of this event in early 2025. Hope to see you there too.

@lifeatthenest Love this!

So many arguments about teaching styles but at the end of the day, when a 17yo lad spends his wages from his washing up job and turns up at the school he left 7 years ago because he’s heard you’re retiring, your style, whatever it is, was enough 🥹

@_TheFEA @_TheFEA supporting children more effectively particularly those from low-income backgrounds is essential to creating a fairer society.

Coming up this Monday!

The session will focus on the 5 evidence-informed recommendations in our guidance and will explore the opportunities and challenges associated with implementation.

Where should we focus our efforts? Following the recent publication of the @YouthEndowFund's education practice guidance. I'm running a virtual event to bring to life our guidance on how to reduce children’s involvement in violence.

Writing this reminded me of my time as a school leader and the impact of violence on some of the children I worked with. There are things that schools can do to make a positive difference - let's focus our energy, time and resources on what works.

Thanks for sharing Jill - that has made my day

😶‍🌫️Not had a chance to read through our education guidance just yet? Hear from our Head of Change for Education @simmscoaching as he talks through the recommendations for school, college and Alternative Provision leaders. Download:youthendowmentfund.org.uk/reports/educat…

Working together we can help all children live a life free from violence.

How can education leaders prevent children's involvement in violence? 👇🏽

RT @YouthEndowFund: 📊 Today we’ve published our second ‘Children, violence and vulnerability’ report. A unique look at findings from a surv…