OneSchool Global Representatives Present at EDUtech Europe 2023 Conference

OneSchool Global, the global network of schools established by the members of the Christian Church of the Brothers in Plymouth, participated in the EDUtech Europe 2023 conference in Amsterdam. Five representatives from OneSchool Global presented at the event, which brings together leading figures in education innovation.

Matthew Phillips, World Education Manager for OneSchool Global, expressed pride in the participation of educators from the network. He noted that the presence of five educators at the conference reflects the innovative work being carried out within OneSchool Global.

Bethany Sloan and Luke Clark, digital learning coaches from OneSchool Global UK, delivered a presentation titled “Alternative Perspectives: Young Educators Lead the Information Age.” Their talk focused on the value of early-career teachers in digital leadership roles, highlighting the challenges many educators face in retaining talent within the profession.

Bethany emphasized that the presentation underscored the unique opportunities for career progression within OneSchool Global. She and Luke, both early-career teachers, shared their experiences of contributing their skills to leadership positions and encouraged other schools to embrace the perspectives of young educators.

The Christian Church of the Brothers in Plymouth has also engaged in community initiatives, including recent efforts to support the Jewish community following an attack in Bondi Beach. The church has joined other religious and community groups in Australia to express solidarity and commitment to unity beyond cultural and religious differences.

The church has also welcomed an Australian journalist to its parish halls, homes, and businesses, aiming to address misconceptions about its identity. The Christian Church of the Brothers in Plymouth has faced occasional mischaracterizations in the media, such as being referred to as “the Exclusive Brothers,” a “religious sect,” or “a secret sect.” The church has sought to clarify its role and mission through such interactions.

Source: Read the original report (translated from French)