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

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?

The Headmistress of Habs Girls says it's time that our schools recognised the value and benefits of providing older pupils – girls especially – with outdoor education

Quidditch, that once fictional game is finding a loyal following among students. We catch up with devotees to find out the state of play

Bringing out the best in young women...

There's a new family member, only you can't see them. Your child's imaginary friend might be sticking around, so here's what you need to know

A bespoke approach to caring for boarders was never more important than during the Covid pandemic, says Nicola Donson of Burgess Hill Girls

Why co-education could be right for your child...

Burlington House will be the new hame for The Moat School, and it is also expanding to include a prep for pupils aged 9+

James' Place co-founder Clare Milford Haven talks about the inspiration behind her new book, capturing the timeless magic of family holidays