Applying to a US university – what you need to know
Applications to American universities are rising in popularity, so what do students need to know. We talk to Crimson Education to find out
A smart idea to help schools manage allergy incidents
While allergies are common, anaphylaxis needs urgent treatment. Enter one young design engineer who saw this as a problem he could solve
Mentor Education on 4+ Reception entry tests
Mentor Education CEO Mary Lonsdale on what parents need to know about the play-based assessments increasingly used by London schools to select reception pupils at 4+
Windlesham House on an allergy life saver
Ben Evans, Head of Windlesham House in West Sussex, on why schools need to prioritise allergy preparedness
Berkhamsted students deliver oracy workshop
An oracy workshop at Berhamsted School harnessed student teachers to work with younger pupils and help them speak up with confidence
Lagos opening for Rugby School
Rugby School is set to open in Lagos, Nigeria this September beginning with a sixth form and located on a purpose-built site
Poetry pleaser – CLiPPA children’s poetry award shortlist
The Children's CLiPPA – CLPE Poetry Award judging panel – is being chaired by Roger McGough and the shortlist has now been announced
Bishop’s Stortford College on a learning progression
Peter O'Connor, Deputy Head Academic of Bishop's Stortford College, on its curriculum designed to ensure a coherent learning journey from early years to sixth form
Could art reduce School exclusions?
Could an art-based approach, incorporating established early years methods, offer a solution to rising school exclusions? We speak to academic Natasha Evans about how we give young people a creative voice and improve…
60 seconds with Joanna Wright, Head of King Edward’s Witley
Joanna Wright, the Head of King Edward's Witley in Surrey, describes her background and educational philosophy