St Dunstan’s College hosts conference on adolescent addiction
St Dunstan's College hosted its second groundbreaking conference for members of the education community, exploring issues around adolescent addiction
How schools prepare young people for tomorrow’s workspaces
How and where we work is fast being reimagined – as showcased in new hybrid workspaces. And it's a trend reflected in new sixth form spaces
Eltham College remembers Eric Liddell’s Olympic centenary
Eltham College marked the centenary of Eric Liddell's Paris Olympics victory with an epic fundraising run
Focus on St Dunstan’s College / Raising the game
With its new partnership with Chelsea FC Foundation, St Dunstan's College is raising the game when it comes to sport, academic and life opportunities. Head Nick Hewlett explains where this fits into the school's wider…
Frensham Heights on the benefits of learning outdoors
Head of Frensham Heights Andrew Fisher on the long-term benefits of outdoor education in teaching young people about leadership, empathy and authenticity
Ask the experts: Selina Finance on managing school fees at a time of VAT uncertainty
Selina Finance's Private Clients specialist Joe Askew CeMAP on planning ahead on school fees – especially with the threat of a VAT introduction
Wellington College on moving up to sixth form
Tim Head, Deputy Director of Admissions at Wellington College, on the changes sixth form life brings, and what students can expect
New Head for Frensham Heights
Frensham Heights School in Surrey has announced its new Head, who will join the school in September 2024
Show time at Hurtwood
Plays and concerts at Hurtwood House are spectacular – big casts, professional crew and talent scouts among the full-house audiences. Absolutely Education goes behind the scenes
Elevator pitch: Why study Classics?
Studying the ancient world delivers rich insights into our distant past, alongside thoroughly modern and transferable skills. Two experts in the in the field give their elevator pitch on why Classics is worth studying,…