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Why we need to aim for 鈥榠mmense鈥�, not just for 鈥榞ood鈥�
Students should be pushed to achieve immense, rather than good, things, writes this college principal
20 August 2021
Why it doesn鈥檛 matter what courses students choose
College courses shouldn鈥檛 be seen as routes to employment, says principal Ian Pryce 鈥� but instead as an opportunity to students to develop a range of transferable skills
30 July 2021
GCSEs: Do grades really predict earnings?
As research is published around the impact GCSE grades have on future earnings, principal Ian Pryce calls for insight into whether vocational grades behave in a similar way
25 July 2021
Leadership: The lessons I鈥檝e learned about diversity
Principal Ian Pryce decided to take the lead on race equality at his college 鈥� and says he has a lot of work to do
22 July 2021
We can鈥檛 allow FE鈥檚 鈥榞olden generation鈥� to underachieve
Much like England at Euro 2020, the golden generation running FE deserve the nation鈥檚 full support, says Ian Pryce
5 July 2021
FE pay: If we want a rise, we must change perceptions
The route to higher pay requires pushing high-quality teacher professionalism, writes college principal Ian Pryce
24 May 2021
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