Bishop's Stortford College on helping students to be career ready

Bishop’s Stortford College on helping students to be career ready

Alex Swart-Wilson, Deputy Head (Sixth Form) of Bishop's Stortford College, on giving students careers advice that empowers them in a super-competitive job landscape

Outdoor time – why school gardens are so important for wellbeing

Outdoor time – why school gardens are so important for wellbeing

From observing the seasons to growing and tending plants, outdoor crafts and creating wildlife habitats, school gardens are a place for learning, contemplation and fun. We speak to three schools about how they manage…

ISL London on how the IB builds leadership qualities

ISL London on how the IB builds leadership qualities

Benoit Gouttenoire, Head of Student Wellbeing & Head of Drama at ISL London, on how the IB teaches students to lead themselves so they can also lead others

Tuition addition as Head joins team

Tuition addition as Head joins team

Simply Learning Tuition has added a former London Head to its team to support parents

University choices: Beyond the 'Big Four'

University choices: Beyond the ‘Big Four’

University options beyond the 'Big Four' prestige locations are coming into play, says Jessica Harris, Head of Quintessentially Education

City & Guilds' royal recognition

City & Guilds’ royal recognition

The most recent Princess Royal Training Awards recognised the work of nearly 60 organisations across a wide variety of sectors

Hurtwood House on reframing Media

Media Studies is a subject still sniffed at in some quarters, so who better to provide a reframe than the Head of Media at top-ranked Hurtwood House?

Value-added music

Value-added music

The Association of British Orchestras (ABO) is highlighting the lifelong value of music education, whatever young people's future pathway

Downe House School on the importance of media management

Downe House School on the importance of media management

The Director of Digital Learning at Downe House School Jane Basnett on why an under 16 phone ban may be the best way to safeguard young people