Mind games – journals and games to help children express feelings
Mind games can be positive, and a new crop of journals and family games offer fun and useful tools to help even young children get in touch with their feelings and express themselves
Girls on top: why ‘male sports’ are so cool for girls
The traditional male sports – football, cricket and rugby – are finding favour among girls and women, and the opportunities are developing but there's more work required to level the playing field
In conversation with Mark Bailey of Dukes Education
As former High Master of St Paul's and Head of Leeds Grammar, Professor Mark Bailey brings top-flight experience to his new role with the Dukes Education family. Absolutely Education finds out more
Author Sally Gardner on her own struggle with words and how we treat dyslexia
Author Sally Gardner has won multiple awards and sold over two million books in 22 languages – she also couldn't read until she was 14. Now she wants to talk about how we treat the one in ten with dyslexia
Young gamblers – what parents and educators need to know
Children are increasingly exposed to the world of betting, via advertising and gaming, so are young minds more susceptible to gambling addiction and what else should parents and educators know?
Music champion | YolanDa Brown in conversation
The MOBO Award-winning saxophonist, broadcaster – and Bancroft's alumnus – YolanDa Brown talks about her work to get young people making music
60 seconds with Kathy Crewe-Read | Head of Bishop’s Stortford College
The Head of Bishop's Stortford College Kathy Crewe-Read discusses her educational background and philosophy
Inspiring minds: How approaches to STEM are evolving in schools
How encouraging an interest in STEM subjects can foster curiosity
