ACT Podcast

In this episode of the ACT Podcast, we explore the issue of toxic masculinity in schools—what it is, what it isn’t, and how Christian teachers can respond with wisdom and compassion. Reagan King joins us to share insights from mentoring young men and to set out a Christ-centred vision of healthy masculinity. With a focus on the realities of school life, the conversation offers practical, biblically grounded guidance for supporting boys and young men- and girls- in today’s classrooms. Listen h...

In this episode of the 'Teaching Christianly' podcast, Lizzie is joined by Joe Lowther, CEO of Kick—a ministry using sport to transform young lives in schools and communities across the UK. Joe shares how Kick helps embed Christian values and the gospel message into PE through coaching, mentoring, and chaplaincy, now working in 107 schools across 8 regions. Together they explore how physical activity supports wellbeing, builds character, and creates opportunities for gospel-filled conversatio...

Fostering resilience in young minds: How can Christian educators respond to the growing emotional needs of students? Join Lizzie Harewood as she explores this vital topic with Livy Gibbs from TLG in our latest podcast episode. Hear about effective models for emotional support and how teachers can provide hope and stability to the children who need it most. Listen now! https://www.tlg.org.uk Listen here: podcast.christian-teachers.org.uk or on your usual podcast player. Why not join our...

In this recording of an ACT online session, we were joined by Steve Beegoo (Christian Concern), Hemara Earl (Oxford Schools Chaplaincy), and Martin Thornley (chair of governors) to explore a Christian perspective of school governance. Together, they unpacked the biblical foundations for serving in this vital role, offering encouragement, practical wisdom, and the chance to ask questions on all issues to do with school governance. Whether you’re already a governor or simply considering h...

Teaching RE might sound like a natural fit for Christians—but the reality is far more complex. Today, Religious Education isn’t just about explaining biblical beliefs or comparing world faiths. It’s a subject shaped by competing ideas about its purpose, evolving national frameworks, and political debates over who decides what should be taught, and whether non-religious worldviews should carry statutory weight. In this episode, Lizzie is joined by Cristo, ACT Director and Subject Leader in RE ...