...to get early insight into government work. It helps local authorities in planning our own innovation. Working together has enabled us to improve the offer to families at a local...
...had to find new ways to reach the people we need to talk to, and here we share some of our approaches. Children's play area at a family hub Finding...
...on that day we generated so much brilliant insight into how to work better with policy, thanks to Andrew Knight and Matt Nicol. We’re not going to rest on that...
...it was important for us all to be open about our styles and personalities–this would give us a better idea of how to work with each other, and how to...
...the way that the students were able to take up the opportunity. In future I want to think about ways to offer this experience in a more inclusive way. How...
...to flourish in their digital and technology roles. But it’s not always plain sailing – listen to them tell it like it is. They explain what ADHD, autism and dyslexia...
...Our first step was to understand what terms people were using to describe the service. We looked at Google Analytics to understand the common terms people were using to describe...
...this, is impact mapping. Using impact mapping to get clarity Right now, we’re working on a service to help new teachers learn skills and knowledge to support them at the...
...had benefitted users, line managers and the wider DfE. Get in touch If you’d like to know more about our culture, our imperatives, how we work, or if you have...
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