Binary. It basically means one thing or the other, right? But if you trace the word back it actually stems from the Latin word bini meaning ‘two together’. So when first appropriated into the English language its meaning was closer to that of ‘duality’ as opposed to the idea of mutual exclusivity we’ve become familiar…
Senior Producer, Nicky Crabb, discusses the importance, and struggle, of keeping creativity in our schools as pressures on exam results forever increase… When did it become curriculum versus creativity, rather than a creative curriculum? Apples and Snakes’ patron and former Children’s Laureate Michael Rosen recently wrote in one of his brilliant blogs: ‘our school…
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