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Better Places Haringey Goes for Growth with Cllr Peray Ahmet Leader of Haringey Council, Cllr Peray Ahmet, joins Concilio’s Account Director Siddo Dwyer for a conversation on housing, inclusive growth and estate regeneration. In the latest episode of Concilio’s Better Places podcast, Account Director Siddo Dwyer sits down with Cllr Peray Ahmet, Leader of Haringey Council. Since becoming Leader in 2021, Peray has overseen a shift in the borough’s trajectory: restoring confidence in housing delivery, embedding a renewed focus on inclusive growth, and retelling the story of a borough with ambition. The conversation explores: What it means to lead a borough...

2025-06-2638 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 29 March 2025The Education Brief: Saturday 29 March 2025 - Top stories include:The Schools Bill has ignited fierce debate between councils and academies over admissions.Oracy is now back in the spotlight of the national curriculum review.Ofsted’s Sir Martyn Oliver has declared full support for headteachers who ban mobile phones.International schools are growing uneasy over the US government’s rapid rollback of DEI policies.This week’s deep dive: Haringey Racial Equity Conference 2025We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we...

2025-03-2910 min

Ladies Who London Ep 203: Haringey - A magic movie moment, all done with kindnessHello Haringey. From Highgate to Tottenham, and the cemetery to Bruce Castle, we flit West to East and back again. Fiona's long been fascinated by a film clip, and turns out both the filmmaker and the subject have Haringey connections. So this week we are talking about the magician David Devant and the cinema pioneer Robert Paul. Roll up, roll up, roll up, for the Kinetescope, the Animatograph and the Filoscope. And cheer loudly for the Prince of Wales. (In fact there's two mentions for the Prince of Wales this week, see if you...

2025-03-0537 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 1 March 2025The Education Brief: Saturday 1 March 2025 - Top stories include: Ofsted is set to trial its proposed new inspection framework with visits to around 240 schools. New analysis reveals that CEO pay at the largest multi-academy trusts continues to rise. Teachers in four Haringey secondary schools have gone on strike over plans to raise class sizes. The 750 schools that will take part in a pilot offering free breakfast clubs have been announced.This week’s deep dive: Your round-up of education updatesWe’ll also tell you what’...

2025-03-0113 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance Marcela NavarreteLucy speaks to Marcela Navarrete, an immigration solicitor and partner at Wilsons Solicitors in Tottenham about immigration and asylum laws in the UK.Follow the links below to learn more about these issues, legal frameworks and the corrosive effects of the UK's hostile environment policies have on our communities. If you are facing removal or deportation, you can find advice here.Please note this episode was recorded before the government’s changes on to the nationality 'good character' requirement which will refuse citizenship to anyone arriving in the UK 'illegally,' regardless of how...

2025-02-261h 01

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 15 February 2025The Education Brief: Saturday 15 February 2025 - Top stories include: Ofsted reports marks down for behaviour have halved since Covid, but teachers disagree. Teach First has announced James Toop as its new CEO. 60% of academy trust CEOs say new reforms would have no impact on their schools. Government minutes reveal a heated exchange between Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson and headteacher Katharine Birbalsingh.This week’s deep dive: Haringey Governor Conference 2025We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watc...

2025-02-1511 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance Ghassan GhabenLucy talks to Ghassan Ghaben, a lawyer and member of the British Palestinian Committee about the Gaza Families Reunited campaign and the mutual aid group, Reviving Gaza. Follow the links below to find out about Gaza Families Reunited, Reviving Gaza and other issues discussed in the episode.To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter or Bluesky @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.comWe’d love to hear from you!Links

2025-01-2454 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance Marissa BegoniaMarissa Begonia, Director of The Voice of Domestic Workers, speaks to Lucy about her life as a domestic worker and her campaign for domestic workers' rights. Follow the links below to find out more about Marissa's journey and The Voice of Domestic Workers as well as issues relating to the Overseas Domestic Worker Visa and the National Referral Mechanism (NRM).To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter or Bluesky @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com

2024-12-211h 10

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance Vincent OkosodoLucy talks to Vincent Okosodo, an entrepreneur, campaigner and Nigerian migrant about his long and painful journey through the UK's hostile immigration system.Follow the links below to find out more about the issues and policies mentioned in this podcast, including the mental health cost of current migration policies in the UK, and to learn more about Centaville, a Nigerian social enterprise that Vincent founded.To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter or Bluesky @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an em...

2024-11-2653 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance Nanou ThassindaLucy speaks to Nanou Thassinda, a community activist with Migrants Organise, about her campaign work and her experience of migrating to the UK from the Democratic Republic of Congo.Follow the links below to find out more about Migrants Organise, the campaigns mentioned in this podcast and the Democratic Republic of Congo.To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.comWe’d love to hear from you!...

2024-10-181h 09

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: #Let Them StayWe're back! No Small Victories returns from the summer break with a very special episode about a hotel for asylum seekers in Haringey and its closure. We meet and hear from those who lived and worked in the hotel, as well as the community who campaigned to support its residents. Follow the links below to find out more about the events and organisations mentioned in this podcast .To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on twitter/X @HaringeyWelcome. Please visit Prevent Refugee Hom...

2024-09-1042 min

Anybody Everybody Tottenham Everyone has a Part to Play - Aran & Isaac, Haringey ShedBack to some creativity! Lovely to speak to Aran, the Artistic Director at Haringey Shed - our local inclusive Youth Theatre - and Isaac, our youngest interviewee to date and all-round talent at the Shed. (We had some technical challenges so sound quality in some places for short times dodgy)The short film about an intergenerational project: Letter to my future selfhttps://www.instagram.com/reel/C_kfFKmI3Ur/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Website: https://www.haringeyshed.org/Instagram: h...

2024-09-0832 min

Anybody Everybody Tottenham Squats, DIY, Community Repair - Chris Setz, Haringey FixersMentioned in the previous episode so I checked up on the current state of the Haringey Repair Cafes and I was pleased to see how professional they have gotten since I last looked at them. Chis was also super easy to connect with - I think apart from our German surnames we have quite a bit in common (both interested in and involved with one million projects at any one time).We covered so many topics from start to finish - longstanding fans will recognise projects featuring in previous episodes. I hope you feel inspired - I already...

2024-08-0939 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Special MessageA special message to No Small Victories Podcast listenersHaringey Welcome Statement on Violence Across the UKhttps://haringeywelcome.org/2024/08/05/haringey-welcome-statement-on-riots/To learn more about No Small Victories and Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com

2024-08-0703 min

Better Places Boosting housebuilding and shaping new places in HaringeyOn our latest edition of the better places podcast, we have a Haringey special and are joined by the trio of Cllr Ruth Gordon –the Cabinet Member for Housebuilding, Placemaking and Development, David Joyce –the Corporate Director for Housing, Regeneration and Planning and Robbie Erbmann –the Assistant Director for Housing. In an insightful conversation with our Account Director Siddo Dwyer, a compelling discussion drew on the borough being open to investment, its placemaking schemes, council homes programmes, and Haringey being named the London Borough of Culture 2027. Concilio has considerable experience in Haringey, especially around Tottenham Hale, where working with Berkeley Square...

2024-07-2346 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Martin NewellLucy talks to Martin Newell, a Catholic Priest and social activist about his work for migrant justice in Haringey for the London Catholic Worker, including his involvement in Giuseppe Conlon House, a home for destitute migrants in North London. Follow the links below to find out more about the London Catholic Worker and Giuseppe Conlon House as well as the issues and organisations mentioned in this podcast.To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an emai...

2024-06-1739 min

marketingSHOWCASE The challenges in marketing a Council with Kamila Sheldon, Haringey CouncilWhat's it like working in marketing for a local authority?Kamila joins us to give us an insight along her her thoughts on challenges in marketing right now.Find out more about Haringey Council at https://new.haringey.gov.uk/Get the lowdown on marketingSHOWCASE and our forthcoming events at https://mktgshowcase.co.uk/This show is produced and hosted by James Marriott from our podcast partners Sound Media: https://wearesoundmedia.com/Podcast recorded at marketingSHOWCASE Nottingham 2024.

2024-06-0709 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: AhmedLucy talks to ‘Ahmed’, an asylum seeker from Afghanistan who worked for NATO until 2021. He explains why he fled his country and what sustains him in his quest for safety as he navigates the UK’s cruel, hostile environment policies.Follow the links below to find out more about Afghanistan and the challenges Afghan refugees face in finding safety in the UK today .To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com...

2024-05-1634 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Tonya MavriLucy talks to Tonya Mavri about her work with children and families for Caris Haringey and her memories of growing up in Tottenham in the 1980s and 1990s. Please visit Caris Haringey to find out more and consider donating here.Follow the links below to find out more about the issues and organisations mentioned in this podcast .To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us a...

2024-04-1245 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Rossana LealWelcome to Season 2 of No Small Victories! In this first episode , Lucy speaks to Rossana Leal, Founder and CEO of The Refugee Buddy Project and a refugee who arrived in Britain from Chile in the 1970s. Recorded at the end of 2023, fifty years after the violent right-wing Chilean coup toppled Salvador Allende's democratic government and brought a 17-year dictatorship to power, Rossana reflects on how the past, and the welcome her and her family received as refugees in Scotland, has informed her work for migrant justice and building community through art and culture.Please visit T...

2024-03-1458 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 3 February 2024The Education Brief: Saturday 3 February 2024 - Top stories include: In September 2025, the government will combine the Initial Teacher Training and Early Career Framework. The EEF is launching a trial to explore if ChatGPT can reduce teacher workload. A new NFER report makes recommendations to address the "invisible glass ceiling" facing teachers of colour in the UK. Ofsted's digital inspection system has faced glitches causing data loss. A coalition has called for revision to the DfE's draft transgender guidance for schools. This week’s deep dive: Har...

2024-02-0311 min

Anybody Everybody Tottenham No Small Victories - Lucy Nabijou, Haringey WelcomeI am talking to Lucy, one of the co-founders of Haringey Welcome, a local strategic campaign group in the field of migrant justice. I think it is both interesting and upsetting to find out what has been happening both on a national and local level that many of us have not been aware of.As promised a few links:the fundraiser: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/prevent-refugee-homelessness-in-haringey their website: https://haringeywelcome.org/their twitter (I am refusing to call it anything else): https://twitter.com/HaringeyWelcome

2024-01-1135 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 16 December 2023The Education Brief: Saturday 16 December 2023 - Top stories include: The DfE has launched a consultation on the Advanced British Standard. Private equity-backed firms and a Middle East sovereign wealth fund are profiting from the UK's struggling SEND system. Ofsted's grading landscape for schools has evolved under the leadership of Amanda Spielman. There has been a significant increase in fines issued to parents for unauthorised pupil absences. This week’s deep dive: The HEP / Haringey 2023 Racial Equity Conference We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP...

2023-12-1613 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 18 November 2023The Education Brief: Saturday 18 November 2023 - Top stories include: Ofsted says that schools tackling high absences will be viewed favourably during inspections. Former Education Secretary Damian Hinds replaces Nick Gibb as schools minister. Students will receive exam aids for one more year due to pandemic disruptions. Teacher wellbeing in England has hit a five-year low. This week’s deep dive: The Haringey Racial Equity Conference 2023 - Changing the Narrative We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watc...

2023-11-1812 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 11 November 2023The Education Brief: Saturday 11 November 2023 - Top stories include: Financial support for Teach First’s autumn cohort has resulted in a doubling of recruitment. The DfE has allocated £35 million pounds to provide temporary buildings for schools amidst concerns over RAAC. Education unions have called on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt for £1.7 billion pounds in additional funding for schools. Increasing teacher training bursaries is a cost-effective strategy to enhance teacher supply. This week’s deep dive: Haringey Feast and Haringey Creates screen printing workshop We’ll also tell you what’...

2023-11-1110 min

Anybody Everybody Tottenham The most special building in Haringey - Deborah Hedgecock, Bruce CastleSuch a beloved institution - one that many of our previous guests have mentioned as part of their own story. It only really occurred to me as I was listening to Deborah again about the tradition of collecting oral histories that this podcast is kind of that, too - collecting community voices to paint a picture of Tottenham / Haringey during this particular period in time. Obviously a small blip once you listen to the wide scope Bruce Castle covers. Also on a side note - as a teacher I know hardworking people when I see them and Deborah is...

2023-10-3139 min

HEP Talks The Education Brief: 26 June 2023The Education Brief: Monday 26th June 2023 - Top stories include: What is being disrupted by the NEU strikes in July. A new national action plan for education being developed by the DfE could mean more direct questions for schools. The National Foundation for Education Research says school leaders have “significant concerns” about sourcing suitable tutors as part of the National Tutoring Programme. The increase in number of pupils with SEN. This week’s deep dive: Celebrating Windrush 75 - we visit Collage Arts, Haringey Learning Partnership and Stroud Green Prim...

2023-06-2613 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 12 June 2023The Education Brief: Monday 12th June 2023 - Top stories include: Gillian Keegan said that some changes being made to Ofsted inspection “will be immediate”. The DfE has released updated ‘keeping children safe in education guidance’. The DfE is worried marking boycotts might mean even more trouble for teacher recruitment. Record numbers of state school teachers are leaving the profession. This week’s deep dive: AEPA Roundtable Learnings from Haringey Education Partnership’s Approach to Anti-Racism We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and wha...

2023-06-1209 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Sharif BarkoIn this episode, we remember the remarkable but tragic life of Sharif Barko, long term resident of Haringey, friend and supporter of Haringey Welcome, and a Sudanese refugee from Darfur’s Massaleit community, who was tragically killed on a family visit to Darfur in January 2021. Through Sharif’s story we explore the wider context of conflict and genocide in Darfur and Sudan over the past two decades, and Britain’s failure of responsibility towards Sudanese migrants and refugees.Find out more about Sharif, Darfur, Sudan, and the UK’s broken asylum system by following the links below. To learn...

2023-06-0555 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: MavisLucy speaks to Mavis, a single mum, author, campaigner, and migrant, about coming to the UK from Jamaica as a teenager and living for decades with insecure immigration status, navigating rules and systems such as ‘no recourse to public funds’ and the ‘ten-year route’. Mavis explains how she eventually found her power and her voice and the courage to speak up in order to help and educate others. Find out more about UK immigration policy, campaigns, and organisations mentioned in the conversation by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website...

2023-05-111h 19

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: MulugetaLucy speaks to Mulugeta, Resettlement Support Worker at Haringey Council,about his experience of growing up in war-torn Eritrea, of travelling for two years in search of sanctuary, and finally of enduring the challenges of the UK’s hostile asylum system. Mulugeta shares his love of education and commitment to community development, which have allowed him to find growth and purpose since settling in the UK.Find out more about human rights in Eritrea, and the UK’s asylum system by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our websit...

2023-04-2754 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Abdulrahman BdiwiLucy speaks to Abdulrahman Bdiwi, Lived Experience Involvement Officer at Breaking Barriers, about his experience of starting a new life in Britain after coming here via the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme. In a remarkably honest and revealing conversation, Abdulrahman describes the many challenges he and his family have lived through and how he has set about successfully building a new life.You can find out more about the organisations Abdulrahman mentions by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on Tw...

2023-04-141h 30

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Matt LunnLucy speaks to Revd Matt Lunn, Minister at Muswell Hill Methodist Church, about how, together with Rabbi David Mason of Muswell Hill Synagogue, he set up Muswell Hill Welcomes, a support initiative for asylum seekers and refugees in the area.Follow the links below to find out more about Muswell Hill Methodist Church and Muswell Hill Welcomes. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work please visit our website: https://haringeywelcome.org/ Or follow us on Twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com. We’d love to hear from...

2023-03-3134 min

Anybody Everybody Tottenham When Fusion Blows Your Fuse - Paul Doyle, Haringey AquaticsI hope after listening to the episode you appreciate my little word play. Now look at us - the third sports episode this year 2023 is bringing all the sports people out! Had a great chat with Paul and it really makes you appreciate the dedication of so many adults when supporting the young generation to really fulfil their sporting ambitions. I hope that we will get that standout Tottenham swimmer to make us all proud and bring some money for this sport.Haringey Aquatics website: https://uk.teamunify.com/team/HA/page/homeHaringey Aquatics Insta...

2023-03-3034 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Dr Latefa GuemarLucy speaks to Dr Latefa Guemar about her personal and professional experience of the UK’s asylum and immigration system. They discuss Latefa’s forthcoming book, Algerian Women and Diasporic Experience (September 2023). You can find out about the UK’s complex asylum and immigration system and other topics mentioned by Latefa by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome, please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com We’d love to hear from you! Dr Lat...

2023-03-1547 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Alison DavyLucy speaks to Alison Davy about Community Cook Up in Northumberland Park and its ethos: solidarity not charity. They talk about the importance of providing a safe, friendly environment for people to meet and about the magic food offers to bring people together. You can find out more about the Community Cook Up by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work, please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com We’d love to hear f...

2023-03-0147 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 27 February 2023Monday 27th February 2023 - Top stories include: Gillian Keegan has invited unions to formal talks over pay if they call off their planned strike this week. Schools may be forced to plug a 39 million pound shortfall in funding due to free school meals extension. The largest Multi-Academy Trusts have given raises to their top earners. The DfE has recommended that teachers receive a pay rise of 3 per cent. This week’s deep dive: HEP Talks The Big Idea: The Power of Teams with Samuel Crome We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this w...

2023-02-2711 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: JoelLucy speaks to Joel from Haringey Anti-Raids about the development of the Anti-Raids Network and their activities in Haringey. How can immigration raids be resisted and what rights do those being targeted have? They also discuss plans to protest removal of asylum seekers from a Haringey hotel to the notorious Napier Barracks. The protest took place on the same day as Lucy’s interview with Joel.You can find out more about the Anti-Raids Network and what happened after our interview by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work, please visit our webs...

2023-02-1635 min

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Leyla LaksariLeyla Laksari, CEO of Living Under One Sun in Tottenham, tells Lucy about her arrival in the UK from Iran in 1976, her work with migrant communities and the importance of collective space, friendship and belonging. They discuss how land, food and creativity can foster wellbeing, how much we can learn from each other and why we are stronger together. At the end of our conversation, Leyla recalls an anecdote that took place with her father in 1978, when she was still adjusting to life in the UK and before the revolution took place in Iran. You c...

2023-02-011h 07

No Small Victories: Community Tales of Resistance No Small Victories: Jessica PotterLucy speaks to Jessica Potter, Consultant at North Middlesex University Hospital, about the right to health and dignity for all. They discuss why the Hostile Environment is so detrimental to our collective wellbeing and how racism is corroding the UK’s public health provision. You can find out more about health-focused organisations campaigning for migrant justice by following the links below. To learn more about Haringey Welcome’s work, please visit our website at https://haringeywelcome.org/ or follow us on twitter @HaringeyWelcome. You can also drop us an email at refugeeswelcomeharingey@gmail.com We’d love...

2023-01-1842 min

HEP Talks Murals and the curriculum: using art to understand the world around us with Sally NewtonIn this episode, HEP's Luke Kemper talked to artist Sally Newton at South Harringay School, where she has painted two large staircase murals. They spoke about how she became an artist, what it’s like to paint a curriculum on the walls, and how students react to art, among other things. If you’d like to see more of Sally’s work, you can check out her website at www.sallynewton-mural-artist.com. This podcast has an accompanying blog post where you can find some images of the murals that Sally and Luke spoke about. If you like what y...

2022-12-2241 min

Anybody Everybody Tottenham Dreaming of a Theatre for Haringey - Lara, Legal AliensToday is International Migrant Day - what a perfect release date for my conversation with Lara Parmiani from the theatre company Legal Aliens who are working right here in Tottenham with migrants and refugees. I really like the thinking behind the workshops for migrants to empower them to use their presence and voice. I also appreciate how self reflective and critical Lara is about their first efforts. LegalAliens Insta https://www.instagram.com/legalalienstheatre/Legal Aliens Twitter https://twitter.com/LegalAliensITCLegal Aliens Website https://www.legalalienstheatre.com/Haringey Welcome Twitter https://twitter.com/H...

2022-12-1832 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 12 December 2022Monday 12th December, 2022 - Top stories include: The School’s Bill is dead, but many of its priorities live on. The National Tutoring Programme has failed in its goal of tutoring 65 percent disadvantaged pupils. 500 million pounds aimed at making school buildings more energy efficient have been “repurposed” for energy bill savings. Ofsted is nearly 2000 inspections behind schedule. This week’s deep dive: The Big Idea with Jade Pearce We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https://haringeyeducat...

2022-12-1211 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 5 December 2022Monday 5th December, 2022 - Top stories include: The DfE missed their targets for primary and secondary teacher trainees by a long shot. Three organisations have launched a joint legal challenge against the government’s decision to establish Oak National Academy as a publicly funded arm’s-length body. Capacity checkers will be sent into secondary schools to see if they have space for more pupils. The cost of living crisis is increasingly affecting young people’s education, with a growing number of pupils arriving at school tired, cold and hungry. This week’s deep dive: researchED Oxford 2022 We’ll...

2022-12-0513 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 28 November 2022Monday 28th November, 2022 - Top stories include: Hunt’s school budget increase is actually slower than increases during the 2000s. Around 40 councils have kept funding designated for special schools for themselves. The number of very low-attaining pupils in Year 2 reading has more than tripled The Queen Street Group warned the government that its policies were encouraging “vulnerable” schools to join inexperienced MATs. This week’s deep dive: Haringey Creates Cultural Education Summit We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - h...

2022-11-2813 min

HEP Talks What outstanding early years provision looks like with Sian McDermott at Rowland HillIn this episode of HEP Talks, Luke Kemper, HEP Insight and Intelligence Lead, talks to Sian McDermott, Headteacher at Rowland Hill Nursery School & Children Centre, about her school and the outstanding grade it received from its latest Ofsted inspection. Topics covered include how Rowland Hill achieved a grade of 'outstanding' from Ofsted, how the school fostered an environment of joy, how the staff delivers such high-quality and inclusive SEND provision, and what sets Rowland Hill's curriculum apart, among others. The conversation was both enlightening and fun, and hopefully offers other nursery school teachers and leaders a glimpse...

2022-11-2535 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 21 November 2022Monday 21st November, 2022 - Top stories include: Jeremy Hunt, the current chancellor, delivered the Autumn Statement, announcing an extra £2.3 billion a year for schools in the next 2 years. Academies Minister Baroness Barran has accepted the need for greater “transparency” in decision-making over academisation. The Department for Education has set up a ‘strategic tutoring advisory group’. The Chartered College has launched membership for teaching assistants and other support staff. This week’s deep dive: Leadership 55 Episode 2 with Becky Allen We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listeni...

2022-11-2110 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 14 November 2022Monday 14th November, 2022 - Top stories include: The gap in average A-level grades between poorer students and their peers this summer was the widest since 2016-17. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan believes that tackling inflation is more important than boosting school budgets. The Guardian reports that children not eligible for free school meals are coming to school with mouldy bread, empty wraps, and sometimes nothing at all. Issues with NTP underspending mean that more than £100 million will return to the Treasury. This week’s deep dive: The 2022 Annual HEP Leaders Conference - Kaleidoscope of Education We’ll al...

2022-11-1411 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 7 November 2022Monday 7th November, 2022 - Top stories include: Teach First has recruited its lowest number of trainees in four years. Unions have accepted a pay raise for school support staff, including teaching assistants, and other council workers. Multi-academy trusts have put expansion on hold while they deal with financial pressures. 65 percent of headteachers in England felt highly anxious about work during the pandemic. This week’s deep dive: Demystifying Adaptive Teaching - with Fran Hargrove and Luke Kemper We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listenin...

2022-11-0710 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 31 October 2022Monday 31st October, 2022 - Top stories include: Old faces are returning as education ministers under new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. A TES investigation revealed the dire recruitment situation in schools. Due to rising costs, most schools are being forced to cut staff, increase class sizes, and forgo building repairs in the coming years. New Equality and Human Rights Commission guidance warns schools not to penalise or exclude pupils for wearing their hair in natural afro styles, braids, cornrows, or plaits. This week’s deep dive: Horizons Charity launch event We’ll also tell you what’s happ...

2022-10-3109 min

HEP Talks Taking action on racial inequality in education with Marva RollinsIt's half-term, so in place of the weekly brief, HEP has released another episode of HEP Talks! In this episode, Luke Kemper, HEP Insight and Intelligence Lead, talks to Marva Rollins, a HEP School Improvement Partner and member of the Racial Equity Steering Group, about racial inequality in education. Topics covered include National Foundation for Education Research report titled “Racial equality in the teacher workforce", the earlier report of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, and what Marva herself, along with HEP, do to combat racism and inequalities in education. There is a newly released blog po...

2022-10-2637 min

HEP Talks Take It Serious with Patricia Lamour and Linda SarrIn this episode of HEP Talks, Luke Kemper, HEP Insight and Intelligence Lead, talks to Patricia Lamour, MBE, CEO of Aspire Education Group, and Linda Sarr, Headteacher of Risley Avenue Primary School, about Take It Serious, a new disaster management education project. Topics covered include what disaster management education means and how schools can engage with the Take It Serious curriculum, among others. On 20 October, a national multiplier conference will be held at HEP to explain more about the project and trial parts of their curriculum (there is a game involved!). Sign up for the event and...

2022-10-1819 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 17 October 2022Monday 17th October, 2022 - Top stories include: Headteacher turnover has increased by more than a third since before the pandemic. A report by The COVID Social Mobility & Opportunities has confirmed that the pandemic widened existing inequalities between poorer pupils and their better-off peers. Ofsted has refused calls to conduct separate annual safeguarding audits. Hugely increased interest rates on CIF loans may cost schools tens of thousands of pounds. This week’s deep dive: Leadership 55 with John Tomsett We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listenin...

2022-10-1711 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 10 October 2022Monday 10th October, 2022 - Top stories include: Headteachers are “appalled” by Kit Malthouse’s comments of “mediocrity” in the school system. Ofsted has snubbed calls from school leaders to publish inspection training sheets. KS1 maths and literacy results took a plunge this year in the first batch of KS1 tests since 2019. This week’s deep dive: The Ofsted Leaks We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/548792179?mc_cid=3153a0616e&mc_eid=74c9343839...

2022-10-1011 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 3 October 2022Monday 3rd October - Top stories include: Exams will go back to normal in 2023. Schools are having trouble finding enough support staff. Oak National Academy will not threaten teachers’ autonomy, says Chief. The government’s school behaviour adviser is urging headteachers to crack down on vaping. This week’s deep dive: Behaviour in schools: Advice for headteachers and school staff We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-rqMc40eUo Listening...

2022-10-0310 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 26 September 2022Monday 26th September - Top stories include: The energy bill support for schools has been revealed. The results of a new DfE energy cost survey have been published. Research has emerged about the efficacy of class dogs exciting children about reading. The government has widened eligibility for a teaching internship programme to chemistry and language students. This week’s deep dive: Education secretary on opening new grammar schools in England We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https...

2022-09-2609 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 20 September 2022Tuesday 20th September - Top stories include: The government said it “will confirm further details” of its energy support scheme this week. Teacher vacancies have risen by almost two-thirds this September. Over 80% of cold calls made to schools to check whether they were using the National Tutoring Programme failed. A new report from the National Governance Association shows governing boards have become less diverse. This week’s deep dive: Education Inequalities Report https://ifs.org.uk/inequality/education-inequalities/ We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, li...

2022-09-2009 min

HEP Talks How to set up a MAT - Interview with Kate Turnpenney, former CEO of Children First Academy TrustIn this episode of HEP Talks, Luke Kemper, HEP Insight and Intelligence Lead, talks to Kate Turnpenney, former CEO of Children First Academy Trust, about how to set up a MAT. Topics covered include how Children First was established, what are its values, and the role of place in the formation of the trust, among others. Attention to multi-academy trusts, or MATs, has drastically increased since the Schools White Paper was released earlier this year and stated that all schools will be members of an academy trust by 2030. For schools thinking about converting to or joining an...

2022-09-1447 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 12 September 2022Monday 12th September - Top stories include: A period of National Mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has now started. New prime minister Liz Truss has named Kit Malthouse as the latest education secretary. Liz Truss has announced a six-month government support scheme in order to combat upcoming energy cost increases. The Schools Bill is experiencing further delays as it moves through Parliament. This week’s deep dive: Haringey’s exam results We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watc...

2022-09-1211 min

HEP Talks The HEP Science Curriculum - Interview with Brenda HaylesIn this episode of HEP Talks, Luke Kemper, HEP Lead for Insight and Intelligence, interviews Brenda Hayles about the HEP Science Curriculum, of which she is both the author and illustrator. Topics include Brenda's journey into science education, what the HEP Science Curriculum entails, and how her CPD sessions can help teachers use the curriculum effectively, among others. HEP members can use the HEP Booking Hub to order the science curriculum as well as register for the upcoming CPD sessions, which detail how to use the curriculum in schools and classrooms. For non-HEP members, we w...

2022-09-0719 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 5 September 2022Monday 5th September - Top stories include: 29 Local Authorities have applied to launch their own MATs via the ‘test and learn’ pilot programme. Oak National Academy, the government arms-length curriculum body, is finally scheduled to launch, but with a drastically reduced curriculum. SchoolsWeek has compiled a list of key trends for the 2022 GCSE results. This week’s deep dive: Reports on Assessment Reform from the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change and the Institute for Government https://institute.global/sites/default/files/articles/Ending-the-Big-Squeeze-on-Skills-How-to-Futureproof-Education-in-England.pdf https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/sites/default/files/publications/The-exam-question.pdf We’l...

2022-09-0509 min

HEP Talks Everyday Ubuntu - Interview with Mungi NgomaneIn this episode of HEP Talks, Evelyn Davies, a HEP leadership consultant, interviews Mungi Ngomane, author and granddaughter of Desmond Tutu, about her book and the concept of Ubuntu, the African philosophy of interconnectedness. Topics include human dignity and respect, her book Everyday Ubuntu: Living better together, the African way, and how Ubuntu can relate to education, among others. We hope this HEP Talk will be an inspiring start to the new academic year, getting school leaders and teachers thinking about the ways in which Ubuntu could help socialise, energise, and unite their students and staff.

2022-08-3128 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 18 July 2022Monday 18th July - Top stories include: A heat warning is in effect in the UK, with temperatures possibly reaching 40C. Schools must “assess and balance” the risk of potential strip searches to pupils’ wellbeing before calling the police. Two-thirds of school or trust governing boards have at least one vacancy as the number of empty posts hits a six-year high. This week’s deep dive: New Suspension and Permanent Exclusion and Behaviour Guidance https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1089688/Suspension_and_Permanent_Exclusion_guidance_July_2022.pdf https://assets.publishi...

2022-07-1808 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 11 July 2022Monday 11th July - Top stories include: The position of education secretary swaps hands three times in two days. the supply of trainee teachers in parts of the country could be disrupted by teacher training provider “deserts”. Fifty Chinese students in the past three years have been forced to leave the UK after Britain tightened its procedures to prevent theft of sensitive academic research. This week’s deep dive: The 2022 HEP Headteachers’ Conference and National Key Stage 2 Attainment Data We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching...

2022-07-1108 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 4 July 2022Monday 4th July - Top stories include: A government attendance adviser has urged the Department for Education to fund dozens more “attendance hubs”. The DfE has launched a review into how Multi-Academy Trusts will be held to account. A group of sixth formers in east London have come up with an alternative inspection regime that they say would better hold schools to account and improve young people’s wellbeing. This week’s deep dive: The Power of Music to Change Lives: A National Plan for Music Education We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this...

2022-07-0409 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 27 June 2022Monday 27th June - Top stories include: Rail strikes potentially affected hundreds of thousands of students taking GCSE and A-level exams. The DfE has launched a new consultation on attendance data. TES has uncovered a discrepancy in the success of schools applying for funding to fix crumbling school buildings. Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi accused an exam board of “cultural vandalism” after it removed poems from the English GCSE. This week’s deep dive: HEP’s 2022/2023 CPD Brochure We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to...

2022-06-2710 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 20 June 2022Monday 20th June - Top stories include: School governors are “increasingly concerned” their work is becoming less visible in Ofsted inspections. Oak National Academy may not be fully operational by the start of the next school year. A new study shows that anxiety does not seem to have a large impact upon the grades that students leave school with. Trusts identify growth as both a priority and a challenge, according to a CST survey. This week’s deep dive: Haringey Learning Partnership’s Windrush Day Celebration https://haringeycommunitypress.co.uk/voyage-hope-and-style-celebrating-windrush-fashion#article We’ll also tell you w...

2022-06-2010 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 13 June 2022Monday 13th June - Top stories include: The proportion of free school meal-eligible pupils has risen to 22.5%. The DfE wants schools and trusts to find another £1 billion of savings to prepare for rising energy and other costs. Almost one-third of schools’ buildings include expiring materials or “pose a serious risk of imminent failure.” In 2023, a new system will allow applicants from other countries to “apply for qualified teacher status in England”. This week’s deep dive: Racial Inequalities in Education and Beyond We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been w...

2022-06-1310 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 6 June 2022Monday 6 June - Top stories include: Schools Week reported almost one in four pupils in England were persistently absent from school last autumn. As fuel prices hit record levels, pupils are missing out on experiences outside of the classroom. A new poll by T E S has revealed that 4 in 10 teachers would not go back into the profession if they had the chance. The schools bill will potentially require more than 10,000 new trustees for multi-academy trust boards. The government confirmed a group of four multi-academy trusts will establish and run the new £121 million National Institute of Teaching. T...

2022-06-0610 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 23 May 2022Monday 23 May - Top stories include: Chartered College Chief, Dame Alison Peacock, says the DfE left teachers isolated and at risk during COVID. The EEF published new research that shows younger children were most affected by Covid lockdowns. The Key for School Leaders has published top tips for improving attendance. School pupils have been warned by Ofqual about peddlers of “fake exam papers”. This week’s deep dive: The Early Career Framework Part II We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading!...

2022-05-2310 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 16 May 2022Monday 16 May - Top stories include: On the 12th of May, the government published the Schools Bill. An education charity has lodged a High Court legal challenge against Nadhim Zahawi. The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition has announced an inquiry into behaviour and mental health in schools. This week’s deep dive: The Early Career Framework We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BacHtPrh-qQ Listening - https...

2022-05-1611 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 9 May 2022Monday 9 May - Top stories include: Exams watchdog Ofqual has released a new three-year vision plan. Much of Ofqual’s new plan is focused on the use of technology in exams. Schools may be forced to hand back late catch-up cash. Half of secondary pupils continued to wear face masks in school. This week’s deep dive: The IEA and UNESCO Responses to Educational Disruption Survey We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Watching - https://haringeyeducationpartnership.us7.list-manag...

2022-05-0908 min

Oborne & Heller on Cricket Haringey Cricket College – a missing engine of opportunity in English cricketIn modest premises in a deprived part of north London, the Haringey Cricket College was a unique institution which developed a generation of talented black players into English first-class cricketers. Its disappearance was a lasting loss. Adrian Rollins was one of its alumni, an opening batter with over 7000 first-class runs for Derbyshire and Northamptonshire between 1993 and 2002. Julien Cahn was chair of its successor, the London Cricket College. They are the guests of Peter Oborne and Richard Heller in their latest cricket-themed podcast.Read the full description here: https://chiswickcalendar...

2022-05-0347 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 3 May 2022Tuesday 3 May - Top stories include: Female, non-white and part-time staff are significantly less likely to be promoted to headteacher roles, according to new research from the DfE. The cost of the SEND system has hit a total of £1.3 billion this year as the places crisis bites and flaws in the system become more visible. The government has called issues with ECF “teething problems” and said they can be fixed with “tweaks” by ministers. Recently-appointed chair of the Social Mobility Commission came under fire for gendered remarks about girls taking A-level physics. Ofsted published its new 5-year strategy. This we...

2022-05-0312 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 25 April 2022Monday 25 April - Top stories include: A new poll by the NASUWT teachers’ union confirmed a significant culture of sexual harassment and misogyny in classrooms. Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi expressed his views on education in front of Parliament. Schools are facing logistical issues around exam season due to the end of free COVID testing and unclear government guidance. Polling by Teacher Tapp revealed that only 14 percent of Early Career Teachers and 9 percent of mentors think the ECT training is a good use of time. Due to Covid-related exam invigilator shortages, schools are training staff members to step in. ...

2022-04-2510 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 19 April 2022Episode Summary Monday 19 April - Top stories include: More than 1 in 3 teachers have no mental health training despite mental health ‘crisis’ among children Labour’s shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson faced heckles and chants New data shows secondary school teacher vacancies are at a five-year high Teacher unions call for reintroducing free COVID testing after new government guidance This week’s deep dive: The White Paper: Opportunities for All: Strong Schools with Great Teachers for Your Child We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, list...

2022-04-1910 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 28 March 2022Monday 28 March - Top stories include: Over one in five secondary schools in England are now full or over capacity. Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi has pledged £150 million for every school in England to gain access to high-speed internet by 2025. The DfE unveiled its first set of digital and technology standards for schools. Chancellor Rishi Sunak leaves schools out of funding plans as poverty and living costs hit record levels. This week’s deep dive: 30 Years of Ofsted - how Ofsted has changed over the years and what the data shows us. We’ll also tell you w...

2022-03-2810 min

HEP Talks Ofsted - Interview with Karen Tate, Chair of Governors at South Harringay SchoolIn this episode of HEP Talks, Neetha Atukorale from HEP's Governor Services talks to Karen Tate, governor at South Harringay School about the school's most recent Ofsted inspection. Topics covered include Ofsted preparation, the inspection process, and choosing the right team for the job, among others. We hope this HEP Talk provides valuable insight into the Ofsted process for school leaders, governors, and staff alike.

2022-03-2426 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 21 March 2022Monday 21 March - Top stories include: On the 17th of March, the government published its response to the Sewell Report. The Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review found that safeguards were bypassed and race was likely to have been an influencing factor in the strip-search of a young Black girl. The EEF is looking for schools with promising initiatives to increase attendance for a new grant-funded study. Year 1 pupils have fallen furthest behind in reading as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. This week’s deep dive: International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination We’ll a...

2022-03-2110 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 14 March 2022Monday 14 March - Top stories include: Most councils were unable to say how many children missed school while waiting for a placement or how many are educated at home or in private schools. Some school leaders are seeking to end gas contracts with Russian firm Gazprom. The government is giving a new UK-wide online curriculum contract to the remote learning provider Oak National Academy. Only 29% of disabled students in England are receiving the disabled students’ allowance, or DSA, according to a recent report. This week’s deep dive: DfE Guidance for political impartiality - We separate fact...

2022-03-1410 min

HEP Talks HEP Brief: 7 March 2022Monday 7 March - Top stories include: Full inspections of Early Career Framework and National Professional Qualification providers are being delayed until next year, says Ofsted. This year has not seen the usual surge in pupils applying for state secondary school places, allowing more families to gain their first choice of schools. Women have experienced greater negative social and economic impacts from Covid-19 than men. The government is under fire for two recent actions it took concerning education - the proposal to link student loans eligibility to GCSE results and the breakfast clubs scheme. This week’s deep di...

2022-03-0710 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 28 February 2022Monday 28 February - Top stories include: DfE published new advice on testing and self-isolation for education settings. TES has reported that new special schools aren’t being built quickly enough to cope with the rising demand for places. DfE attendance survey data estimates that on-site attendance has risen to above 90%, but staff absences remain high. The Prince’s Trust NatWest Youth Index, released on the 23rd of February, highlights the devastating emotional effects of the pandemic on young people. This week’s deep dive: We examine ‘The Gove reforms a decade on: What worked, what didn’t, what’s...

2022-02-2810 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 21 February 2022Monday 21 February - Top stories include: The DfE has extended its Covid workforce fund for schools Ofsted has extended the grace period for bringing the curriculum in line with the new framework until September 2022 Schools following the DfE’s proposed new behaviour guidance could end up breaking the law New government guidance to support teachers in tackling sensitive issues in the classroom in a politically impartial way was published This week’s deep dive: We take a look at the State of the Nation Report to see how pupils and young people’s wellbeing is faring We’l...

2022-02-2110 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 14 February 2022Monday 14 February - Top stories include: Unions have launched legal action against the government for pre-approving plans to academise. Student Covid-related absences have fallen, but teacher absences due to Covid have risen. Initial Teacher Training applications have dropped by almost 25% compared with January last year. GCSE results entered early in the last two years will not count towards school league tables this year. This week’s deep dive: Exams The DfE has given the go-ahead for the release of advanced information to support revision for GCSE and A-level exams. We explain what this support package in...

2022-02-1409 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 7 February 2022Monday 7 February - Top stories include: Critiques of the National Tutoring Programme New DfE guidance on behaviour Judging schools on inclusion metrics Wales trialling longer school days This week’s deep dive: The Levelling Up White Paper - what has it got in store for schools? We see a focus on development outside London, and a hint at the DfE's preference of schools joining MATs. We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watching, listening to, and reading! Links to content: Watching...

2022-02-0709 min

HEP Talks The Brief: 31 January 2022Monday 31 January - Top stories include: Nadhim Zahawi’s plans for the education sector The DfE trials a daily attendance tracker in schools Ofsted returns to a full team of inspectors This week’s deep dive: The debate over phonics has returned with a new study from UCL’s Institute of Education. HEP takes a look at the study and the arguments for and against phonics and asks, what is the most effective way of teaching children to read? We’ll also tell you what’s happening at HEP this week and what we’ve been watchin...

2022-01-3108 min

Off The Rekord Music Chat, Haringey Hat And A Great Face For The RadioLive From The CBW Studios, As season 2 continues, Big C will be joined by the Taste Making “Haringey Hero” Paul Kramer, who has spent 35 years in the music industry, to debate the best British punk/new wave artists & songs (and American influences) to burst on to the music scene in the mid to late 70s. 2021 CBW Productions

2021-12-051h 36 $World What\'s Up!$

World What's Up!World What's Up! Episode 17 Adam Jogee of Haringey / Local CounsellorAdam Jogee became one of the youngest ever Haringey counsellors at the tender age of 22. He has just started his second term as mayor at the age of 29. He is a North London boy who grew up in Hornsey and knows the area well. We talks about his life and being a young black man in politics today.

2021-07-191h 03

B A N D O F L A Bandofla Exclusive with Leader of Haringey Council Peray AhmetPeray Ahmet has very recently been elected as the leader of Labour-run Haringey council. Of Cypriot heritage, Peray is the second Turkish Cypriot woman to be elected as a council leader in North London, following hot on the heels of Nesil Caliskan (Enfield), who listeners will remember from the first series. Peray gives Bandofla listeners her thoughts and views on a number of issues and she presents a real breath of fresh air in terms of what she is about and how she intends to work with the people of Haringey. Keep safe lovely listeners a...

2021-06-2232 min

Key Voices Key Voices #115 - The power of local collaboration with Haringey Education PartnershipThis week we speak to James Page, CEO of Haringey Education Partnership (HEP). HEP is a not-for-profit, schools-led school improvement company established by Haringey schools in partnership with the local authority. We talk about what education partnerships do and how HEP helps local schools work together in a high challenge, high support, high trust environment for the good of all pupils. We also hear about some of the recent work HEP has been doing on school improvement, curriculum and BAME achievement. We talk about: How being genuinely schools-led is central to the way HEP works...

2021-06-1045 min

Mud Between Your Toes podcasts Councillor Adam Jogee, the new mayor of the London borough of Haringey chats to me about his Zimbabwean roots, politics and the challenges he faces in one of London’s most diverse boroughs.Episode 23 of MUD BETWEEN YOUR TOES is a conversation with Councillor Adam Jogee, the new mayor of the London borough of Haringey. Councillor Jogee chats to me about his Zimbabwean roots, politics and the challenges he faces in one of London’s most diverse boroughs. He epitomises the multi-cultural and ethnic heritage of north London. Listen to Mud Between Your Toes podcasts on iPHONE/Apple Podcasts. https://apple.co/32QTumi Listen to Mud Between Your Toes podcasts on Android/Samsung/Nokia. https://podcasts.google.com?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL211ZGJldHdlZW55b3VydG9lc...

2020-11-2533 min

Locked Up In London LUIL Episode 10 - Haringey Botched Jewellers RobberyA man has been jailed after pleading guilty to the violent robbery of a jeweller’s shop in Haringey.

2020-03-3006 min

Road to Wembley Podcast One club, one community - Haringey Borough vs Yeovil Town FCThe match starts as one of the most important games in years for Haringey Borough but due to off the field events, the result pales into insignificance. The boys are left stunned when exposed to English football's ugly underbelly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-10-2026 min

Road to Wembley Podcast A Navy Seal When it Comes to Cooking - Haringey Borough vs Staines Town FCJack and I return to Coles Park to watch our 'new club' Haringey Borough take on Staines Town FC. Expect fireworks and language some listeners might find offensive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-10-0625 min

Road to Wembley Podcast Film Actor Sean Bean - Haringey Borough vs Herne Bay FCAnother absolute corker - Jack and Alex attend their fourth game of the pod, away at Haringey Borough. In this episode they discuss which team god would support, film actor Sean Bean and less amusingly, the politicisation of football. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-09-1726 min

The Non League Football Show 26th October 2018 - The FA Cup, FA Trophy, Dulwich Hamlet, Haringey Borough and England CIn the same week that we had the First Round Proper draw for the FA Cup, this weekend sees the FA Trophy First Round Qualifying. Tim Fuell speaks with Dulwich Hamlet Director Tom Cullen on their announcement of a return home to Champion Hill in the coming weeks. Next up, first team manager and General manager at Haringey Borough Tom Loizou, on this side beating Poole Town in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round to draw AFC Wimbledon at home and getting BBC top billing on the Friday night. Before all that takes place though, there is...

2018-10-2642 min

THENONLEAGUEROUNDUP The Mid Kent Metals Isthmian Show 18/12/17 Haringey Boro SpecialThe Mid Kent Metals Isthmian Show 18/12/17 Haringey Boro Special

2017-12-182h 05

The Non League Football Show 15th December - FA Trophy, Haringey Borough, Taunton Town, Clipstone FC & the FACTAsIt's FA Trophy time for the National League boys but Tim Fuell, Dave Anderson and Swampy speak with two step 4 clubs on living the dream. First up Haringey Borough of the Bostik North. Boss Tom Loizou entertains local rivals and his ex-team Leyton Orient, but explains he's in the middle of an injury crisis. Taunton Town Chairman Kevin Sturmey is upbeat about his table-topping club's chances against National South Bognor Regis Town providing the weather treats him well in his other role as chief groundsman at the club. If you thought your club were having a bad season spare...

2017-12-1558 min

THENONLEAGUEROUNDUP Ryman Round Up Show 24/04/17 With Soham Town Rangers and Haringey BoroughRyman Round Up Show 24/04/17 With Soham Town Rangers and Haringey Borough

2017-04-242h 03

THENONLEAGUEROUNDUP Ryman Round Up Show Season 3 Aki Haringey Borough 30.09.15Ryman Round Up Show Season 3 Aki Haringey Borough 30.09.15

2015-10-0129 min