Focusing on self-love and happiness, this accessible book aims to inspire readers of all ages, particularly teenagers and children, to embrace honesty and love for themselves and others. It encourages an a-ha moment that can kickstart personal journeys toward fulfillment and joy, making profound concepts easy to grasp.
Is something incredible happening in Merthyr? Sixteen-year-old Carys claims to have received the Christ's wounds from the Cross. Are her wounds a sign from God? Carys thinks so – she wants to tell the world and demands to be heard. Siân, her teacher, is not so sure, and believes silencing Carys will keep her safe. But can she make sense of what is happening to her student? The Merthyr Stigmatist was shortlisted for the inaugural Theatre Uncut Political Playwriting Award, and first presented online in 2021, as a co-production between Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, and Theatre Uncut.
Focusing on the daily life of school leaders, this book offers engaging stories that illuminate the challenges and triumphs faced by principals. The author uses clear and candid language to provide insights aimed at supporting newly appointed principals while inspiring seasoned leaders to rekindle their passion for educational leadership. Through relatable experiences, it serves as a valuable resource for anyone in the role of a principal.