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Going Godless? Christianity and Secularism
In this blog, which is based on a talk I’ve given a couple of times recently, I want to challenge the perception that Christians should...
Chris Eyre
Mar 267 min read
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The one about planning and preparation
Here's to classroom teachers! The post above received quite a reaction - largely positive I hasten to add. I wasn't intending to blow my...
Chris Eyre
Mar 233 min read
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1,001 Albums
In the absence of any sensible or deep New Year resolutions, and seeing that a couple of connections online were doing the same, I signed...
Chris Eyre
Mar 202 min read
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A Teacher's Christmas Carol
(A version of this was published in the TES December 2021) ‘It’s Christmas Day’ said Scrooge to himself, ‘I haven’t missed it.’ I wonder...
Chris Eyre
Dec 2, 20244 min read
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'But I won't do that...' (3 things I don't do!)
The late Mr Loaf famously said he would do anything for love but not that, I was never totally sure what ‘that’ was. My new freelance...
Chris Eyre
Nov 4, 20244 min read
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Give 'P's a chance!
How do we deal with the stresses and strains of teaching? I have written at length about these issues but you’re a teacher and you're...
Chris Eyre
Sep 20, 20243 min read
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Nurturing Democracy
‘Politics is broken’ claims the online post. It’s not completely wrong and some of the responsibility for that lies with some...
Chris Eyre
Jun 9, 20243 min read
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The Parable of the Lost Student
I believe in the parable of the lost sheep – it is a fantastic message that no one is beyond grace, no one should be written off. A...
Chris Eyre
May 10, 20244 min read
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Should I stay or should I go?
It is that time of year when understandably many of us get itchy feet. We have had a couple of weeks downtime and the thought of going...
Chris Eyre
Jan 9, 20244 min read
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The Strange Case of the Experience Machine and the Covid cohort
The philosopher Robert Nozick has a famous thought experiment involving an experience machine or pleasure machine. He asks us to imagine...
Chris Eyre
Feb 26, 20235 min read
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A Level RS - why we went with OCR
Recently there have been lots of discussions online about the relative merits of different boards for RS A level. I thought it would be...
Chris Eyre
Oct 20, 20224 min read
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'So Chris, what exactly do you do?'
A few people have asked me the above question recently or have shown an interest in how the freelance journey is going 3 years on. When I...
Chris Eyre
Aug 22, 20222 min read
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The return of Results Day. A brief guide
After 2 Covid years we may have forgotten what a real results day feels like. In the midst of students jumping up into the air...
Chris Eyre
Aug 17, 20223 min read
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Does this come with an off switch?
During my last visit to sunny Hampshire in 2016 I spoke about some of the key issues from 'the Elephant in the Staffroom' which was...
Chris Eyre
Jul 21, 20222 min read
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Handling Social Media (2025 version)
In this blog which I find myself returning to after 3 years, I am pondering my relationship with social media. I am searching for some...
Chris Eyre
Apr 21, 20224 min read
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Here's to all the Drummers
A long time ago – thankfully before the age of Youtube and social media – I used to do a bit of music; there was a very brief band with a...
Chris Eyre
Feb 13, 20223 min read
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The case for taking a weekly Sabbath
One of my Christmas reads was a book called ‘the Ruthless Elimination of Hurry’ by an American pastor called John Mark Comer. It’s not...
Chris Eyre
Jan 19, 20224 min read
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A case for Liberalism
Conservative or Socialist? Right Wing or Left Wing? It may be that other options are available. I'd like to make a case for Liberalism....
Chris Eyre
Jan 17, 20224 min read
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How conservative are you really?
You can take the title one of two ways. Perhaps you have always voted Conservative for various reasons but are you really, truthfully...
Chris Eyre
Jan 11, 20224 min read
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Boris Johnson's midterm report -1,000 days in
(Written late December 2021 - with a few March 2022 edits as the Johnson government passes 1,000 days!) How is the Johnson government...
Chris Eyre
Jan 11, 20226 min read
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