Herne Hill School on why early years education is the best investment
15th January 2025
If you had to choose just one point to invest in your child's education, Herne Hill School argues that the very best return is in the early years
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Marymount International School London on raising girls’ games
5th December 2024
Vicky Morgan, Athletic Director of Marymount International School London, on positive tactics that inspire students to keep on playing sport
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Royal Russell School on the importance of social mobility
27th November 2024
Chris Hutchinson, Headmaster of Royal Russell, on its Development Foundation and campaign to raise a million pounds by 2028
New Hall School on the importance of male role models
31st October 2024
Samantha Twomey, Head of the Preparatory Division at Oxford's New Hall School on why male teachers are so important as role models in early years and primary settings
Ravenscourt Park Prep on the importance of looking outwards
5th September 2024
Carl Howes, Head of Ravenscourt Park Prep, on how school initiatives help build wellbeing, agency and a spirit of community
York House on AI’s benefits for gifted and talented pupils
24th July 2024
York House School Headmaster Jon Gray discusses the particular benefits artificial intelligence (AI) will have for challenging and developing gifted and talented pupils
Bickley Park School on ensuring strong outcomes
13th June 2024
Tom Quilter, Headmaster of Bickley Park School, on how a modern-day prep school can best prepare our children for a rapidly changing world
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Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate on intelligence thinking
17th May 2024
Academic Director at Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate Kevin Oldershaw believes it’s vital for schools to have a clear approach to the use of AI
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RMS for Girls on measuring value
9th May 2024
RMS for Girls Headteacher Kevin Carson on why newspaper league tables are not the wisest measure of school performance
