Wellington College on why we must act on AI
Chris Rothwell, Director of the AI Institute, Wellington College Education, says we can worry about the future of AI, but we need to take action here and now
UKSA on the value of open days
An open day is the best way to explore options, says UKSA, offering a way for parents to understand more and young people to explore their ambitions and motivations
Malvern College cricketer goes pro
Exciting young cricket talent, Charlie Taylor, has signed his first professional contract while still at Malvern College
Why school music matters
Music is part of the creative landscape of our schools, but feeds into so much more – from academic skills to wellbeing, confidence and community spirit. We talk to two schools that passionately believe in its…
Abingdon House School on the power of co-regulation
Nadia Carella, Assistant Head of Abingdon House Senior – part of the Cavendish Group – on the value of supporting students through co-regulation
Changing places – moving school at Sixth Form
Changing schools at 16+ is always a big decision, so Jess Harris, Head of Quintessentially Education, outlines some points to consider before choosing a UK independent school for those critical sixth-form years
A slice of Eden in the Dominican Republic
One of the Dominican Republic's jewels, Eden Roc Cape Cana turns out to be worth those rave reviews – a total indulgence under the Caribbean sun
Berkhamsted Schools lacrosse celebrations
Berkhamsted is celebrating a great lacrosse season across all age groups and player levels
St Clare’s, Oxford on developing leadership for life
St Clare’s, Oxford Director of Admissions Suzanne Mowat discusses the importance of leadership experiences that prepare students for life beyond school
Making of me – Joel Fearon on challenging school days and making it in sport
The Team GB sprinter and GB and Jamaica bobsleigh star Joel Fearon on challenging schooldays and the supporters who helped him go places in sport