Academic and co-curricular learning: helping pupils develop essential ‘soft skills’
What are soft skills and why are they so important?
School transitions: the importance of ensuring your child has a seamless education
Making sure your child is happy and settled...
Habs Girls on the importance of outdoor learning
The Headmistress of Habs Girls says it's time that our schools recognised the value and benefits of providing older pupils – girls especially – with outdoor education
How small, independent girls’ schools can help young women to build confidence
Bringing out the best in young women...
Burgess Hill Girls on boarder support in tough times
A bespoke approach to caring for boarders was never more important than during the Covid pandemic, says Nicola Donson of Burgess Hill Girls
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
York House School on the importance of global and local thinking
Jon Gray, Headmaster of York House School, discusses how we inspire our young people to see the big picture by playing their part both locally and globally
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
Queen Ethelburga’s on building a curriculum for future success
A Year 6 curriculum delivering skills for future success also fosters curiosity for the journey into Key Stage 3 and beyond, says the Head of Middle School at Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate (QE)
Broomfield House School on the importance of male role models
Susie Byers, Head of Broomfield House School, says that we need more male teachers in our classrooms to help boys learn about respecting women