National Association for Primary Education
The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. On this podcast we discuss the work and lectures of Christian Schiller, interview education specialist and explain how NAPE is working for you. Our aim is to achieve a higher priority for the education of children from birth to 13. High quality learning in the early years of life is vitally important to the creation of an educated society. Young children are not simply preparing for the future, they are living a never to be repeated time of life and the best way to learn is to live.
- Update frequency
- every 14 days
- Average duration
- 25 minutes
- Episodes
- 103
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
4th Ultimate Wellbeing in Education Conference – NAPE 022
NAPE was recently invited to the 4th Ultimate Wellbeing in Education Conference in London. Robert Young – General Secretary/Interim Chair and Mark Taylor attended.
In this episode Mark discusses his …
Tower of London – NAPE 021
Following my interview with Lucie Parkes – Formal Learning Manager at Historic Royal Palaces (episode NAPE 011), I was invited to shadow a school visit around the Tower of London.
It was such a delig…
Oxfordshire Headteachers’ Conference – NAPE 020
https://www.oxonheadsconf.org.uk
Below you can see the conference programme and links for those organisations who chatted to me on the podcast.
Christian Schiller in his own words – NAPE 018
An extract from a lecture ‘On the Curriculum’ 28th January 1958
The National Association for Primary Education present an annual lecture with a guest speaker who creates their talk inspired by th…
Events and opportunities – NAPE 016
Thanks for listening to our podcast from National Association for Primary Education.
Here are the events, opportunities and details you need to keep up to date and get involved.
The 2019 Oxfordshir…
Meet the council with Mike Aylen – NAPE 015
In this episode I talk to Mike Aylen about his experience with NAPE and the influence the organisation has had in regards to changing education policy in the UK.
Below are some pictures of the events…
How to get involved with the show – NAPE 014
If you have experienced something wonderful this week in relation to a child’s learning then please let me know.
I am looking to share a weekly ray of sunshine for us all to enjoy that reminds us of …
The Assessment of attainment of young children – NAPE 012
Ministry of Education discussion paper 1946
The National Association for Primary Education present an annual lecture with a guest speaker who creates their talk inspired by the work of Christian S…
European project on developing independent learning – NAPE 010
Steve Davies is the executive Headteacher of the Sheerness West Federation of schools on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent.
Steve has taken the lead in a new European project on developing independent learni…
The Rosemary Evans Bequest Award winner Tara Paxman – NAPE 008
Tara Paxman was the first recipient of The Rosemary Evans Bequest Award given by The National Association for Primary Education. Now in her 3rd year as a teacher Tara talks to Mark Taylor about why s…
What are the criteria of a good junior school? – NAPE 006
A Report to the Junior School Sub Panel – Ministry of Education – 17th May 1946
The National Association for Primary Education present an annual lecture with a guest speaker who creates their talk…
Create Education 3D Printing – NAPE 003
Create Education invited Peter Cansell and Mark Taylor from the National Association for Primary Education to the TCT Show held at The National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK to discuss how 3D p…