Rosemead Head Graeme McCafferty, and Head of Pre-Prep Lisa Meredith-Bennett, on how the school’s ethos, values and personalised approach to education inspire learners to pursue their passions and build strong foundations for future success

In a world of many challenges, Eltham College focuses on educating young people for life today and tomorrow, says Deputy Head Pastoral Ann Massey

Dulwich College Deputy Master External Cameron Pyke on the life-changing value and whole-community benefits of independent school bursary funds

Futureproofing our children by teaching skills for life is an essential element of the prep years and helps develop confidence, knowhow and a spirit of responsibility. We speak to three schools that are building empowered and engaged future citizens from the earliest years

Wolfthorn Knight Tuition Lead Practitioner for Mathematics Sunny Garcha on building the confidence of an anxious child and helping prepare them for the 11+

A major long-term study will provide important data on both UK education and growing up during and after the pandemic

We teach children how to stay safe online, but what about staying legal? Absolutely Education speaks to social media law and ethics expert Dr Holly Powell-Jones

Debating teaches skills of listening, thinking on your feet and hearing the other side. We speak to three schools where great debates are celebrated and nurtured

The number of children who are too anxious to attend school some or all of the time is on the rise. Absolutely Education finds out more about EBSA

The right to play outside, on the street where you live, is a campaign with momentum – and it's not only good for children, but for parents and neighbourhoods

Debate about public exams inevitably follows publication of A level and GCSE results. But the past year has raised even more questions about how we test young people. Absolutely Education gets perspectives from experts on the education front line

Foreign languages are in decline as a subject choice, but not all schools are following that curve. Absolutely Education spoke to three independents that go out of their way to inspire and develop young linguists

Parents often wonder if their child's development is on track, but one of the most problematic areas is speech and language development. We find out more about the signs to look out for and sources of support and guidance

London is a hub for culture, civic life and business, so going to school here brings added value. We explore some of the benefits of a capital education

Turn on the Subtitles (TOTS) is campaigning for what could be a gamechanger for children's literacy. And all it takes is one small adjustment – read on

Hypermobility can have a profound impact on children, but a new School Toolkit aims to raise awareness among educators so they can deliver the right support

Online schools are not new, but Covid has encouraged many families to take another look. Here's our guide to key players

Children are increasingly exposed to the world of betting, via advertising and gaming, so are young minds more susceptible to gambling addiction and what else should parents and educators know?

Do left-handed children get the support they need to thrive in a right-handed world? Or are they being let down?

Tonbridge School has once again received a seal of approval in the Sunday Times annual guide

Louisa Hopkinson, Deputy Head (Academic) at Kew House School reflects on the profound shift of perspective that comes with moving from state to independent sector

William Brierly, Headmaster of Claremont Fan Court School, on his background and educational philosophy

Cerian Maraviglia, the Primary English Coordinator at Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle de Londres on how multicultural schools broaden linguistic skills and life opportunities

Kent school Cobham Hall has upended 60 years of tradition in an historic vote

Kew Green Prep's Head of Data, 11+ and DSL Amy Kinross on the importance of keeping curriculum breadth during 11+ preparation to support wellbeing, creativity and joy

Two competitions taking place this spring give budding young writers, poets and lyricists an opportunity to make their literary mark