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Modern society is facing a profound crisis, not only in mental health, identity and moral clarity, but in our very understanding of what it means to raise whole, stable human beings.

Emotional instability, fragmented communities, identity confusion and a loss of faith in transcendent truths are no longer isolated problems - they are global.

These issues do not simply arise in adulthood; they are the long-term consequences of what was, or was not, formed in childhood.

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At Our Future Generation, we believe the calling of education is not merely to instruct minds but to shape lives. Our mission is to nurture children who grow into adults with godly character, true resilience, and deep wisdom, equipped to lead and serve in a world that is often confused about truth, identity and purpose...

“The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows.”
- Sydney J. Harris

TRAIN OF THOUGHT

Our Future Entrance Exams

Perhaps the deeper issue is not whether age or exams should determine placement, but how much weight we place on early performance at all.

Jan 144 min read

Our Future Nativity

The first recorded nativity scene was created in 1223 by St Francis of Assisi. He wanted ordinary people, many of whom could not read, to understand and connect with the story of Jesus’ birth.

Dec 22, 20254 min read

Our Future Knowledge

Teaching, at its best, is an act of faith...it’s seeing potential before it’s visible. And maybe that’s why I find education so beautiful. It’s not limited to classrooms or textbooks. It happens in conversations, in moments of kindness, in trial and error.

Nov 12, 20253 min read

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REFLECTIONS

Reflections on The 'Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill'

Dec 15, 20256 min read

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