by Margaret Mulowska | Mar 21, 2019 | Blog, Fellowship, Society
Questions that are met with a pause are often the most useful. A pause suggests that a person is thinking about something in a different way than before.As humans we can be quick to answer without always taking the time to consider the bigger picture. As a social...
by AuroraHorwood | Jan 8, 2019 | Fellowship, In The Media
Frontline fellow, Sophie Buckler, appears on the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire show to discuss the Department for Education’s announcment today (8 January 2019) that it will fund 900 places on the Frontine Leadership Development programme until 2021.
by Rebecca Statham | Dec 12, 2018 | Blog, Fellowship
Heading down to London on my way to this year’s Fellowship Annual Event, I was curious as to what the weekend would bring, as this was my first time attending a Fellowship event. Now, reflecting on the weekend, I feel privileged to have spent time in the company of...
by Debbie ElSheikh | Aug 5, 2018 | Blog, Fellowship
I really enjoyed the Firstline programme. I liked the opportunity to discuss those deeper issues in social work and take time to reflect. My role as manager to a busy team means that I struggle to do this in my day-to-day job. My head is full each day with tasks,...
by Phoebe Savidge | Jul 11, 2018 | Blog, Fellowship
Frontline fellow, Phoebe, heard about Dr Carlene Firmin MBE, who is the lead researcher developing Contextual Safeguarding, and wanted to learn more about this innovation in practice. She felt other fellows would be interested to hear about it too. Phoebe emailed Anna...
by Sarah Vallis | Mar 20, 2018 | Blog, Fellowship
To celebrate this year’s World Social Work Day, social workers from across the Frontline network have come together to share their experiences and some of the standout moments they’ve enjoyed during their careers. “Rule no. 2: Mum to come to my dance shows if she’s...
