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Please ignore the previous email / link from my account, which someone has hacked into while Ive been on leave. Apologies, Kind regards Joanne Sent from my iPhone > On 18 Jun 2014, at 14:57, msherwood <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > > > > "The Truth About Academy Schools" > Pt. 2 - SOLUTIONS! > <image001.jpg> > > > In an April 2014 workshop Bro Neil Mayers, Educator and Director of Best Pace Learning, skilfully and openly analysed the “Truth About Academy Schools” and deepened our knowledge, awareness and understanding through revealing uncomfortable truths about government privatisation, pupil exclusions; statistical manipulation and other issues impacting the achievements of our Afrikan children. > > By popular demand, Bro Neil in his inimitable style is back this Friday 20th June 2014 to present “The Truth About Academy Schools” Pt.2 - SOLUTIONS! > > Please join us in what promises to be a lively, energetic and interactive session. > > Date: Friday 20th June 2014 > Time: 7.00pm for refreshments and a prompt start @ 7.15pm > Venue: 365 Brixton Road, London SW9 7DA (over from the police station on the corner of Gresham Road and Brixton Road) > Presenter: Bro Neil Mayers is the author of the education manual ‘Gifted At Primary, Failing By Secondary.’ He is a long standing educator and Director of Best Pace Learning. A former teacher, he has taught in state secondary schools in South London and also in Atlanta, Georgia, US, where his passion for, and investment in working with ‘bottom-set’ students, [Afrikan children labeled by the system and destined for failure] resulted in Bro Neil developing strategically conscious motivational and learning relationships with the children, parents and himself thus raising the achievements of our children. As Bro Neil says, “I wanted to teach the students to teach themselves… that way they won’t be dependent on how good the teacher is. They will be able to get whichever grades they want in the subjects they want.” His teaching experiences plus his interest in helping Afrikan pupils to succeed led him to become an educational consultant and later to collaborate with like-minded individuals to produce Afrikan history resources. > > Bro Neil currently travels the country giving presentations to schools, colleges, churches and community groups, dispensing essential tips and advice on helping parents to make their children A* students. > > Details of our Workshops are as Follows: > > 20/06/2014 > > > The Truth About Academy Schools; > Pt. 2 - SOLUTIONS > > Bro Neil Mayers > Director - Best Pace Learning > 27/06/2014 > > Let’s Connect > Video and Discussion > Sis Nicole-Rachael Moore > Facilitator > George Padmore Institute (GPI) > 06/06/2014 > “Wellbeing and Spirituality in Our Mental Health” > Wil Lowenthal > & > Hafsa Muhammad > 10th June 2014 > 5th Marcus Garvey Memorial Lecture > @ Birkbeck University > Malet Street > > > Lecture: "Cooperative Economics and Egwanika: An Afrikan Centred Reply to Garvey and UNIA" > > Lecturer: Sister Dr Asher Sefanit-Wudasee > 13/06/2014 > Connecting History and Contemporary Politics – Remembering Walter Rodney > > -Walter Rodney (23/03/1942-13/06/1980) > Luke Daniels > Caribbean Labour Solidarity (CLS) > > > > Please arrive for 7.00pm so that we can have some refreshments, mingle and start promptly at 7.15pm. > > We look forward to welcoming you. Please spread the Word, attend and bring a friend with you! > > > > > > > > > >