Double success for Ludgrove School

Double success for Ludgrove School

Ludgrove Prep in Berkshire is celebrating two major scholarship successes

Wellington College on why we must act on AI

Wellington College on why we must act on AI

Chris Rothwell, Director of the AI Institute, Wellington College Education, says we can worry about the future of AI, but we need to take action here and now

Making sense of science

Making sense of science

Scientific knowledge delivered early can become a thrilling journey for children as they discover the world through practical experiments and hands-on investigation. We speak to four prep schools to find out how they…

Clare Pollard's epic adventure

Clare Pollard’s epic adventure

While Jason and the Argonauts is not famous for laughs, with The Othernauts Clare Pollard has delivered a funny and gripping take on the Greek myth to delight middle-grade readers

UKSA on the value of open days

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

Malvern College cricketer goes pro

Malvern College cricketer goes pro

Exciting young cricket talent, Charlie Taylor, has signed his first professional contract while still at Malvern College

Why school music matters

Why school music matters

Music is part of the creative landscape of our schools, but feeds into so much more – from academic skills to wellbeing, confidence and community spirit. We talk to two schools that passionately believe in its…

New Head for Francis Holland Prep

New Head for Francis Holland Prep

Francis Holland Prep in Chelsea will have a new Head, Laura Rodgers, from next January

60 seconds with The Downs Malvern Headmaster Andy Nuttall

60 seconds with The Downs Malvern Headmaster Andy Nuttall

The Headmaster of The Downs Malvern Andy Nuttall on his background and educational philosophy

Prioritise shared reading for pleasure

Prioritise shared reading for pleasure

Recently departed Children's Laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce has highlighted the decline in parents reading to children