Held annually on the 21st of March, World Poetry Day was first introduced by UNESCO in 1999. It promotes the reading, writing and publishing of poetry around the world, helping to bring together people in every culture and on every continent – with all invited to join in. Poetry can often be considered old fashioned
Created in 1995 by UNESCO, World Book Day is an annual event that is celebrated in over 100 countries across the world. It was founded to develop and encourage a lifelong love of reading in childhood. The first UK event took place in 1995 and since then schools across the country have taken part, encouraging
When working in education it is more important than ever to understand how you should be keeping yourself safe online. The way we communicate is constantly evolving and the rise of social media has widened our social circle, so we are now communicating with friends, friends of friends and even strangers with just one click.
Have you ever wondered what it might be like working as a supply teacher through us? We recently caught up with Angela, who has been working as a supply teacher with us since 2016, to discuss her working as a supply teacher and her experience of being registered with Athona Education. How long have you
We sat down with our two new apprentices, Ruby (left) and Hannah (right), recently to see how their first couple of months have been since joining Athona Education. Having fitted in seamlessly to the team and already successfully supporting the team as resourcers, we can’t wait to hear how they’ve been finding their new roles:
To celebrate Black History Month we are sharing the remarkable story of one of our teachers. Ben Odeje, a name you might not be familiar with, but a story everyone should know about. In 1971 Ben fought against the odds to overcome racism and achieve his dream of being the first black footballer to play for