Writers’ room – two competitions for creatives
Two competitions taking place this spring give budding young writers, poets and lyricists an opportunity to make their literary mark
Dulwich College on the whole-community benefits of bursaries
Dulwich College Deputy Master External Cameron Pyke on the life-changing value and whole-community benefits of independent school bursary funds
New Bedford independent school taking shape
Bedford Greenacre Independent School is taking shape and is set to open for the autumn term
Teaching tomorrow’s skills
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…
St Swithun’s School on the value of telling stories
St Swithun's School Head of English Naomi Anson on the powerful wellbeing and creative benefits of enabling young people to tell their stories
Sibford School on cool co-learning for sixth formers
Sibford School discusses how rethinking its Sixth Form spaces – with design input of students – positively impacts the 16+ learning experience
Robot stories – Simon Packham’s timely tale about tackling anxiety
Bullying, EBSA and school anxiety are tackled head on in Simon Packham's heart-warming novel for middle-grade readers
Falcons School on building critical thinking skills
Falcons School, Putney Head Sara Williams-Ryan on why inspiring curiosity and critical thinking are the best ways to develop truly ambitious learners
Elevator pitch: Why study Business?
From start-ups to global corporations, the world badly needs smart thinkers and doers to create, innovate and generate prosperity. Two experts in the field give their elevator pitch for why Business is a subject worth…
Drawing on hope: a graphic novel on conservation
Emma Reynolds' graphic novel Drawn To Change The World tells the true stories of 16 youth activists from around the globe and their mission to create a better planet