Frances Stickley’s blue notes
The new picture book from Frances Stickley explores negative emotions frankly, giving both language and positive guidance on navigating the blues
Elevator pitch: Why study Sport?
Sport and PE study not just how athletes achieve, but the hard science behind performance, teamwork and good health. Two experts in the field give their elevator pitch on why this subject is worth studying, and where it…
Laura Henry-Allain on friends in deed
With the second book in the Maya & Marley series, Laura Henry-Allain returns to home turf to explore themes around friendship, empathy and community spirit
ACS Egham on what universities are looking for
Universities have told us what they value in applicants, says ACS Egham Head Mark Wilson – and this should change the questions parents ask when choosing a sixth form.
Dulwich College on the importance of culture in school choice
The Master of Dulwich College Robert Milne says that focusing on a school’s character and culture is vital to ensure the right fit for your child
UKSA on the value of open days
An open day is the best way to explore options, says UKSA, offering a way for parents to understand more and young people to explore their ambitions and motivations
Abingdon House School on the power of co-regulation
Nadia Carella, Assistant Head of Abingdon House Senior – part of the Cavendish Group – on the value of supporting students through co-regulation
Changing places – moving school at Sixth Form
Changing schools at 16+ is always a big decision, so Jess Harris, Head of Quintessentially Education, outlines some points to consider before choosing a UK independent school for those critical sixth-form years
Parent power: Team talk
Great sporting meets are irresistible when things go right, but how do we prepare children for the prospect that defeat is part of the 'beautiful game'?
Parent power: Sibling trouble
Arguments between siblings are hardly news, but techniques for keeping the peace are something every parent needs to know