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Breaking the Silence

The Psychologist - November 2024

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Jaspar Khawaja and Chris Bagley with a different way to work alongside young people in practice and research.

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Inspecting the inspectors: students assess Ofsted regime’s toll on wellbeing

The Guardian - June 2022

 

Fiona Millar

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Sixth-formers propose alternatives after showing how visits cause stress for pupils as well as teachers

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Children Are Not Economic Commodities: The Manufactured Terror of Lost Learning

Byline Times - March 2021

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Chris Bagley, an educational psychologist specialising in youth justice, explains how children are being failed by school exclusions

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‘It’s about the layers of disadvantage these children face in school’

The Psychologist - June 2020

 

Dr Chris Bagley is an Educational Psychologist, and former teacher, based in South London schools. We heard from him about school exclusion and race. Psychologist - June 2020​

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Stop discarding troubled students who don't perform - it's destroying children's lives

The Independent - March 2020

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The government’s plan to expand alternative provision will only encourage unscrupulous schools to cleanse classes of underperforming students

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It’s the Era of Psychiatric Diagnosis – We Need to Change the Questions We’re Asking

Psychreg - May 2019

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How did we get here? What is the impact of diagnosis on families? 

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Testing is damaging our mental health, pupils tell Ofsted

TES - April 2019

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Young people tell Ofsted that testing is causing ‘panic attacks, feelings of anxiety, stress and sadly, a loss of interest in learning’

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Labour’s accountability solutions are just more of the same

Schoolsweek - April 2024

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The party’s proposals do little to challenge the surveillance culture that’s at the root of many of the sector’s problems

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Plans to Slash Arts Subsidies Expose a Contradiction in Government Policy

Byline Times - May 2021

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A proposed 50% cut of subsidies for arts courses risks excluding poorer students from the creative industries and represents an ongoing hostile takeover of education.

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Alternative Education Provision: An Exclusive English Myth

Byline Times - February 2021

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Chris Bagley, an educational psychologist specialising in youth justice, explains how children are being failed by school exclusions

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As an educational psychologist, these are the tools parents and teachers really need now that schools are closed

The Independent - March 2020

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Closures took place a week ago where I live, but staff, young people and parents are working together. Through collaboration and creativity, it is possible to emerge from this crisis stronger​

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How Technology Is Changing Society and Manipulating Our Children

Psychreg - May 2020

 

We are seeing the rapid, international, commodification of human beings, both in consumer and political terms. A few powerful people in a tiny number of tech companies have the capacity to activate our unconscious biases and shape our sense of who we are.

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Breaking the silence: children’s voices and Ofsted

edpsy.org.uk - May 2019

 

The project was launched in January 2019 with States of Mind, a charity that seeks to empower young people to play an active role in designing more psychologically healthy schools and communities.

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