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

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

With the ramifications of Everyone's Invited and #MeToo still playing out, how do we help children navigate the minefield of sex, love and consent? Mental health trainer, parent and former teacher Clare Davis gives her advice

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?

How encouraging an interest in STEM subjects can foster curiosity

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

Creativity involves collaboration, so how can schools manage arts teaching remotely? Fiona Henderson, Head of Middle School at King’s InterHigh, explains how

Harry Scrymgeour, a parent at Knightsbridge School, explains the inspiration behind a mighty school oak forest in Scotland, made up of acorns grown and nurtured by pupils

Hollie Slaughter, Head of Art at Lyndhurst House, discusses art's value in developing not only practical skills but also understanding of our own emotions

Theo Brehony, Managing Director of Gardener Schools Group, makes the case for co-educational schools in helping to prepare young people for future life and work

Conifers School in West Sussex has introduced a 'pay it forward' initiative to support local charities

The team at Gabbitas Education answer your questions on pros and cons of moving to a different school for sixth form, choosing a UK boarding school when you're based overseas and acquiring the skills that make it more likely you will win a place at veterinary school

Hurst College discusses its extensive intellectual programme to help students go above and beyond the syllabus and build knowledge for future success

As the summer holidays draw near, Absolutely investigates Camp Wilderness' summer camps

Tom Lawson, Headmaster of Eastbourne College discusses two aspects of the school's approach to developing entrepreneurship in its pupils

A Highgate School student Theo Behe is set to become a comic-book author as his first graphic novel is published