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New Directions Education Wrexham – Temp of the Month – October

14th December 2016

The New Directions Wrexham team have announced their ‘Temp of the Month’ for October 2016 as Marie Owen. Mary Corcoran who is Marie’s Account Manager commented on the award ‘Marie has received the highest standard of feedback from every school she has been in since starting working with New Directions. Marie always goes the extra […]

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Welsh Recruiter Named ‘Best Company to Work For’

12th December 2016

A leading Welsh recruitment and training organization was named as a winner at the 2016 Institute of Recruitment Professionals (IRP) Awards. New Directions won as ‘Best Company to Work For (under 250 employees)’ at the 2016 IRP Awards. An IRP Award is the highest accolade an individual or company can receive in the recruitment industry […]

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St Margaret Marys Junior School celebrate the Year of Mercy

5th December 2016

St Margaret Marys Catholic Junior School offer an all round education that develops every aspect of the individual giving everyone the opportunity to reach their full potential. They are a catholic faith school who live, love and grow as a Christian family while sharing their talents to enrich our lives and the lives of others. […]

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Wirral Secondary Schools prepare for exciting Tranmere Football Final

22nd November 2016

As the Tranmere Rovers Girls Under 13’s six a side schools football final draws near, secondary schools are anticipating an exciting occasions on Tuesday 22nd November. Spectators will see the six successful schools from previous round battle it out to be overall winners in the annually run football tournament. The victors have battled their way to Tuesday night’s final. Prenton High, Ellesmere […]

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Caerphilly School in Bid for School Pond

21st November 2016

A leading Caerphilly school has committed to diversifying learning for their pupils with the introduction of a school pond. St Helen’s have introduced a pond development project after a member of the school council suggested the idea a number of years ago. Speaking about their ambitions Tim Crosse, Headteacher of the school said ‘we decided […]

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A Blog – Howard Burge speaks out about Bullying #antibullyingweek

14th November 2016

Trying to be top dog or leader of the pack is something that has been prevalent in the civilized world since it began. Human nature leads some of our brilliant species to want to claim the top spot as leader of the race, some by virtue of honesty and integrity, and some by less scrupulous […]

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Employee of the Month – September

20th October 2016

New Directions Wrexham have named Rebecca Evans as their Employee of the Month for September 2016. Rebecca said, “Thank you so much for giving me ‘Employee of the month’, I’m so pleased, it was such a lovely surprise. Thank you too for my beautiful flowers and yummy chocolates. I have really enjoyed working for you, […]

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A blog – Gary Williams – The Question of Supply

5th October 2016

Today we woke to a popular breakfast television show discussing the role of supply agencies in England. I listened with interest as a very eloquent Becca Morgan of Principal Teachers defended our sector’s position within the education community. She was met with questions about the charges agencies make in supplying staff, the quality of teachers […]

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Christmas Card Competition 2016

29th September 2016

New Directions Education are delighted to announce the launch of our annual Christmas card design competition. The competition is open to the entire education community across the UK. How to enter: Simply design your Christmas card on the template provided (download here), fill in the details and return back to us by either post or email. […]