Maida Vale School on the importance of a creative curriculum
Maida Vale School Head Magnus Bashaarat on a long-overdue realisation that creative subjects help to fuel the UK economy and provide rewarding careers
Mayfield School on A levels and beyond…
Mayfield School Head of Sixth Form John Doy argues the importance of A-level study, both for grades and for the many experiences that equip students for life beyond school
Gordon’s School on the co-curricular advantage
The Head of Sixth Form and Careers at Gordon's School discusses the importance of gaining extra skills and experiences for wellbeing and onward careers
Whitgift School on prioritising languages
With the study of maths to 18 being debated, Whitgift Headmaster Chris Ramsey suggests we might also look at prioritising modern languages
Colchester Royal Grammar School on changing schools at sixth form
John Russell, Headmaster of Colchester Royal Grammar School, discusses why joining a new school in the Sixth Form is a good idea
King’s InterHigh on skills for tomorrow’s world
Preparing our students for the world of tomorrow starts with their education today, says the Head of Sixth Form at King's InterHigh Alessandro Capozzi
Channing School on why we should celebrate outcomes
The Headmistress of Channing Lindsey Hughes says we should consider outcomes, not just exam grades, when we look at student success stories
Southbank International on the power of performing arts
Southbank International School Drama, Free Arts & Theatre teacher Kym Martin discusses the power of performing arts to deliver skills that last long beyond the drama on the stage
Cranleigh School on the importance of CCF adventures
Maj Dan Reed of Cranleigh School, Surrey discusses how CCF develops teenagers' resilience – and delivers thrills, spills and leadership skills along the way
Gardener Schools on the case for co-education
Theo Brehony, Managing Director of Gardener Schools Group, makes the case for co-educational schools in helping to prepare young people for future life and work