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The essential English lesson for today

The essential English lesson for today

Jul 3, 2025 | Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Publications, Students

As published in the Christ’s College magazine “College”, Issue 44, 2024
HoD – English Chris Waugh opens the classroom door on the student experience.

Why I’m an Openly Gay Teacher

Aug 27, 2012 | Anecdotes, Opinion, Pedagogy, Publications, Sexuality

The Importance of Being ... Out Why Sexuality Matters in English Chris Waugh reflects on his experiences as a gay English teacher, arguing that openness about sexuality is a crucial element of the work of the English classroom. If I were given the opportunity to speak...