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Playing ‘top trumps’ with Loss

05th May 2021

Patrick Regan

Patrick Regan OBE is an author and the CEO and co-founder of Kintsugi Hope – a UK-based charity that wants to see a world where mental and emotional health is understood and accepted.

Supported: Finding Hope in Connectedness

22nd April 2021

James, Headteacher at a TLG Education Centre, reflects on how TLG Education Centres focus on developing successful connections with a student struggling in their education, getting alongside them to support them on their journey.

James Birchenough

James is the Headteacher at one of TLG's Education Centres. He is married with 2 young children. He began his teaching career as a primary school teacher in Stoke-on-Trent and has been at TLG since 2016!

Never Alone: Finding Hope in Uncertainty

20th April 2021

James, Headteacher at a TLG Education Centre, reflects on how TLG Education Centres have offered students hope and certainty, throughout this ever-changing time.

James Birchenough

Beyond the Doors of School – Serious Youth Violence and the link to School Exclusions

18th March 2021

TLG is one of three charities being supported by the 2021 Diocese of London Lent Appeal, which this year is focusing on Youth Violence. In the second blog of a two-part series, Deborah, a former TLG headteacher who is currently leading TLG’s work on serious youth violence, writes about the link between serious youth violence and school exclusions – bringing in TLG’s experience with supporting young people at-risk of the issue.

Deborah Barnett

Deborah Barnett is School Development Manager and Education Policy Lead, she is London based and has worked in mainstream education, special schools and alternative provision for over twenty years. Deborah has a broad and in depth knowledge of national education policy and passionate about social and racial justice in education. She is committed to structural change to ensure all children can achieve more in schools. Her values in education are firmly linked to an inclusive, comprehensive system where all learners are valued equally.

Beyond the doors of school – serious youth violence in our communities

18th March 2021

TLG is one of three charities being supported by the 2021 Diocese of London Lent Appeal, which this year is focusing on youth violence. In the first blog of a two-part series, Deborah, a former TLG headteacher who is currently leading TLG’s work on serious youth violence, writes about the issue and how it has been affected by the COVID-19.

Deborah Barnett

The hidden crisis and the great un-leveller

16th March 2021

Beth, TLG's Policy Lead, outlines why COVID-19 has not been a leveller, but has further deepened existing inequalities - including around children's emotional wellbeing.

Beth Prescott

Before coming to TLG, Beth worked as a Fundraising Project Manager for poverty-relief charity Christians Against Poverty. Beth also has expansive experience in the political sector. Beth is a season ticket holder at Huddersfield Town and enjoys hiking through the Yorkshire countryside followed by a local ale in the pub.

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