Board rules – why board games are good news
Gaming may be in, but old-school board games are having a renaissance too. Absolutely Education picks some new arrivals and old favourites
Poetry Together welcomes very special guests
The Duchess of Cornwall joined schoolchildren, Chelsea Pensioners and care home residents for a special Poetry Together celebration at the Royal Geographical Society in November
Rocket man: Tim Peake on life, the universe and his journey into space fiction
Tim Peake is a hero to any UK boy or girl who dreams of space, and now he's branched out into children's fiction. Absolutely Education meets a real-life rocket man
York House Prep on the importance of childhood adventure
Jon Gray, Headmaster of York House Prep in Hertfordshire, discusses the impact and importance of including what he calls 'Type Two Fun' in young people's education
Cottesmore School on the balance between technology and tradition
The Headmaster of Cottesmore discusses balancing technology in education, and the vital importance of teaching agency and entrepreneurship to young people
Understanding hypermobility
Hypermobility can have a profound impact on children, but a new School Toolkit aims to raise awareness among educators so they can deliver the right support
Oakham celebrates 50 years of co-education
Oakham in Rutland marked 50 years as a co-ed school with a chapel service and afternoon tea for former pupils
Habs Girls Head Rose Hardy on the rise of climate anxiety
Rose Hardy, Headmistress of Habs Girls in Elstree, considers how we help young people to navigate their fears and anxieties about climate change – and respond positively ourselves
Celebrating new openings at St Dunstan’s College
St Dunstan's celebrated new facilities with an official opening event attended by distinguished alumni
Energy Saving Trust: how to to engage young people with climate change
With COP26 underway in Glasgow, Mike Thornton, the Chief Executive of the Energy Saving Trust, talks about its Switch Off Fortnight, beginning on 8th November