Chair of the Sustainable Food Trust Board of Trustees, Anthony Rodale has decided to show his generous support for the newly launched Harmony Project by taking on the challenge of running the Trans Atlas Marathon in Morocco this June.... more
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Our programme of educational events provides inspiration and practical guidance for teachers, trainee teachers, senior leaders, MATs, lecturers and educationalists. Whether you are an established Harmony practitioner, or want to find out more, our events help attendees learn how Nature’s principles of Harmony can be applied to create an educational experience that is purposeful, relevant and contextualised.
Creating a Harmony curriculum: How Nature can inspire a new way of learning
September 6th 2019, University of Winchester‘This time next year, Ofsted will begin inspecting early years providers, schools and further education providers under a new framework. It is my aim that the new framework places much more emphasis than the current one on the substance of education: the curriculum.’
Amanda Spielman, Ofsted Chief Inspector... more
Writing in Learning for Well-Being magazine, Emilie Martin asks: 'Is it time to rethink our perspective on holistic... more
Now in its fourth year, the Spirit of Humanity Forum 2019 puts principles of Harmony at the heart of its focus: ‘Discovering Harmony in a world of difference – Spiritual resilience in... more
Taken from the final section of Harmony: A New Way of Looking at and Learning About our World, this extract brings together 12 starting points to help you apply principles of Harmony and build Harmony practice in your school.... more
'If we are to take seriously the idea of a sustainable future, then the current education system is not fit for purpose. This is not to decry the need for high standards and rigour in education. Rather it is a call to re-contextualize learning, to join it up... more
Richard Dunne is Headteacher of a UK state primary school near London which has achieved Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ status, the highest performance level, for the last seven years. Despite this, he believes that the current curriculum is failing our children, both in terms of enabling them to feel a sense... more