These pioneering efforts embodied a profound ethos of mutuality, creativity and enterprise.
Participants are discussing schools as learning communities including creating a school ethos conducive to creativity and self expression, as well as links between schools and the communities they serve.
Making customer service paramount, Margaret has cultivated an ethos of innovation and creativity by her constant reinvention of herself from shop floor inventor to international ambassador.
The article argues that what it needed was a boss in tune that ethos; a manager who allowed creativity to flourish, rather than a company man.
"Instead, it creates an enabling ethos so that individual enterprise and creativity can flourish," he added.
The ethos also invites play, experimentation and creativity and, in his words, "expressing yourself beautifully in your environment".
Their moniker alludes to a now defunct rather bleak school system ethos that focused on memorisation and shunned creativity, but bar the obvious irony Den Sorte Skole are no strangers to buckling down.
It plans to open to 180 pupils, initially offering reception, Year 1 and Year 2 classes, with an ethos based on "spiritual and moral dispositions" such as "contemplation", "creativity" and "compassion".
"Above all, George is passionate about the BBC, is committed to its public service ethos and has a clear vision for how it can harness the creativity and commitment of its staff to continue to serve audiences in ever more innovative ways".
The sixth chapter, "The Routinization of Creativity", looks at the relationship between Wicca and routinization, and examines how the anti-authoritarian ethos of the religion has been in part eroded through the creation of Pagan organisations like the EarthSpirit Community and the Circle Sanctuary, which have purchased land and led to the development of a paid clergy.
