Queen’s Gate School on a tradition of giving
Amy Wallace, Principal of Queen's Gate School, on its long tradition of supporting community and the social awareness regular positive actions bring
Burlington House School on the value of Media and Film
Paul Jones, Head of Burlington House School, Tooting, on why it's 'Lights, Camera, Inclusion' when you teach Media and Film to SEND pupils
Spanish immersion at The Roche School
A bilingual stream at The Roche School in Wandsworth is giving early learners immersion in one of the world's most widely spoken languages
Kensington Wade on its Mandarin immersion
At London prep Kensington Wade, all subjects are learnt in Mandarin and English – and with no prior Chinese language abilities required
Sport for success
Sport is great for health, but how does its competitive edge feed into a positive culture – helping young people to be part of something bigger and also achieve personal goals? Schools give us their take on its role in…
Pie shared – Jen Wallace’s heartwarming story about a boy who becomes a dinosaur
Jen Wallace's brilliant debut novel began life as family lore. Now readers everywhere can tuck into a hearty slice of Dinosaur Pie
Humanities in focus
Humanities may have lost out to STEM and vocational subjects in recent years, yet they develop the very human skills tomorrow's tech-enabled world will need. We speak to three schools that champion a mind-broadening and…
Real drama with Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation
Approaching its 25th anniversary, Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation offers inspiring drama opportunities to open eyes and minds
STEM on track at St Catherine’s, Bramley
St Catherine's, Bramley describes its recent car build project and its impact in driving girls' aspirations for potential STEM-focused careers
Making of Me: Julian Gough on school days that inspired his love for reading and writing as an escape
Author, musician and poet Julian Gough on miserable school days that inspired a love of reading and writing to escape to a better world