The time has come to create a better story for our children, one in which the wellbeing of people and planet sits at the heart of all our intentions.

It’s time to regenerate education.

This is a call to action and an invitation to journey together towards the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.

Are you coming?

Rachel Musson is a teacher, facilitator, international speaker, RSA fellow and thought-leader on regenerative education and sustainable futures. She is also the Founding Director of ThoughtBox Education, a CIC supporting over 5000 educators worldwide with programmes to support a culture of Triple WellBeing in schools.

What if education helped us learn to care for ourselves, each other and the planet?

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I believe in the importance of teaching children how - not what - to think.

 

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What does a pig's nose have to do with the future of education?
What does a pig's nose have to do with the future of education?

Last night I went to the cinema to watch 'Wilding' - a beautiful film celebrating one of the most significant rewilding projects in Europe, in the Knepp Estate in West Sussex, UK. But this was much more than just a film about the beauty of the English countryside…

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United by wonder
United by wonder

So often these days, we’re drawn together through crisis – through bad news stories, global suffering, war, catastrophe. Being united in this way is hard as it puts us into a state of collective anxiety. Conversely being united in awe allows us to soften together, to share an experience of the beauty of this life and the extraordinariness of being human – a feeling that life holds so much beauty if only we allow ourselves to welcome it in.

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Where does courage come from?
Where does courage come from?

Where does courage come from? If I said "cold-water, hugging people and humming", you'd probably think I was trying too hard to answer the question…

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Working for the soul
Working for the soul

I realised this morning that I don't have a job any more. I also got out of bed this morning and had a flashback to one of the worst #jobs I ever had...

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Who are your elders?
Who are your elders?

Yesterday was the 90th birthday of Dr Jane Goodall, a woman I've been fortunate to meet several times whilst living out in Tanzania, and a woman I hold as one of my elders.

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When are you being today?
When are you being today?

When I first left the classroom and went to live in Tanzania, I spent a lot of time watching ants. It wasn't an intentional 'thing I planned to do', more something I found myself quietly doing every morning as I sat on the porch drinking tea and slowing myself down from a decade or more of freneticism.

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