Parent power: Tackling tiny terrors before they become big phobias
Phobias are no fun and, be it spiders, needles, hair washing, dogs or buttons, small children's fears can quickly get out of control. Here's what you can do to help
Quilting victory for Hazlegrove Prep
Hazlegrove Prep School in Somerset has enjoyed success in a national competition The Festival of Quilts
Tips for finding the right tutor for your child from Cognita Tutoring
Olivia Wareham, Educational Lead for Cognita Tutoring, gives her advice on choosing the right tutor for your child
Southbank International earns Apple status for the second time
Southbank International School's Hampstead Campus has gained recognition as an Apple Distinguished School for the second time
St Columba’s College continues its successful switch to co-education
St Albans Catholic school St Columba's College welcomes girls into Year 7 (11+) from September 2022, continuing its successful move to be a co-ed independent school for children of all faith traditions and none
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