Knightsbridge School’s woodland wonder
Harry Scrymgeour, a parent at Knightsbridge School, explains the inspiration behind a mighty school oak forest in Scotland, made up of acorns grown and nurtured by pupils
Lyndhurst House Prep on the value of teaching Art
Hollie Slaughter, Head of Art at Lyndhurst House, discusses art's value in developing not only practical skills but also understanding of our own emotions
Conifers School supports local charities in a ‘pay it forward’ scheme
Conifers School in West Sussex has introduced a 'pay it forward' initiative to support local charities
Maths champion – an interview with Cuemath founder Manan Khurma
Cuemath aims to raise our maths game, teaching children to love this 'global language' – and it's offering free tasters. We speak to founder Manan Khurma
Roots: Queen’s Gate School – a pioneer of progress
Having marked its 130th birthday in 2021, Queen's Gate is a London school with a rich and remarkable history – and a long tradition of being in the vanguard of educating girls and young women
Equine therapy at Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre
Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre has been promoting equine therapy for over 30 years. Absolutely Education pays a visit
Southbank International School on teaching skills for learning and life
Flora Winter, the Primary Years Programme Coordinator at Southbank International School on how its IB system develops learning skills and values for life
Little Dukes on the importance of strong beginnings
Aimee Kimbell, Principal of Riverside Nurseries and the new Little Dukes Training Academy, says that if we get the early years right, everything else will look after itself
Tune in, turn on – the amazing power of subtitles to boost literacy
Turn on the Subtitles (TOTS) is campaigning for what could be a gamechanger for children's literacy. And all it takes is one small adjustment – read on
Woodland celebration at St Benedict’s
St Benedict's School in Ealing, West London, has planted 120 trees to mark its birthday this year