Focus on Reed's School / Strong foundations

Focus on Reed’s School / Strong foundations

With a return to its fully co-educational roots, Reed's School is entering an exciting new chapter. That, plus its merger with Feltonfleet, means it can offer a seamless 2-18 journey for boys and girls and expand…

Framlingham College Prep School on SEN success

Framlingham College Prep School on SEN success

With SEN reforms on the cards, Framlingham College Prep School Head of Learning Support Natalie Skilton discusses the ways in which its specialist provision supports every child to succeed

Roots: Co-education milestone at Alleyn’s

Marking a half-century of welcoming girls, and its award of Co-Educational School of the Year 2025, Alleyn's reflects on a decision that transformed the school and showed that pupils learn best when they learn together

Emanuel School on a sound revolution

Emanuel School on a sound revolution

Charles Janz, Director of Music at Emanuel School, on how a DJing outreach programme in local primaries is transforming music access

Head to Head: school mergers

Head to Head: school mergers

With more independent schools merging, Abbot's Hill Head Sharon Schanschieff, Wesbrook Hay Head Mark Brain and Mill Hill Group CEO Antony Spencer discuss the collaboration between their schools

60 Seconds With Royal Hospital School Headmaster Irfan Latif

60 Seconds With Royal Hospital School Headmaster Irfan Latif

The Headmaster of Royal Hospital School in Suffolk on his background and educational philosophy

Benjamin Hall’s good news story

When journalist Benjamin Hall put on a new hat as a children's author, a family mascot became central – so too themes about personal responsibility and honesty

Making of Me: Racquel Cassidy on convent school life and pursuing her passion for acting

Making of Me: Racquel Cassidy on convent school life and pursuing her passion for acting

The Downton Abbey star Racquel Cassidy on convent school life in Hampshire and discovering her love of acting while watching black and white films