Healthy competition – why school sports are so important
We all know that sport is good for us physically, but it can also develop a whole range of mental skills – including a positive outlook on life Four leading independents explain why sport is a winner on and off the…
Culture online – fun for young museum explorers
Exploring the British Museum's collections online is fun – and now free – via its Young Friends scheme, and there are other cultural treasures to explore
Lego Brick Club – a game changer for neurodiverse children
Lego brick building clubs can be a game changer for neurodiverse children – helping them develop social skills, make friends and have a whole lot of fun
Kew House School on delivering interconnected learning at GCSE
The Headmaster of Kew House on the ways in which the GCSE diet can be enriched with a holistic and interconnected learning approach
Day in the life: Head Girls of St Catherine’s Bramley
Danai and Mia, Head Girls of St Catherine's School Bramley, talk us through a day in their lives
Abingdon House School on a maths positive approach to dyscalculia
Rory Vokes-Dudgeon, Headteacher at Abingdon House School, on the specific learning difficulty dyscalculia and how best to support students' maths learning
Online and legal: why children need digital education
We teach children how to stay safe online, but what about staying legal? Absolutely Education speaks to social media law and ethics expert Dr Holly Powell-Jones
Focus on Cheltenham College / Passion for progress
Combining a distinguished history with a strong tradition for progressive education, Cheltenham College champions community values, strong academics and a have-a-go spirit. Absolutely Education finds out more about this…
Why schools love pet therapy
Animals can bring joy, calm and even improve learning outcomes. Absolutely Education speaks to four schools that make full use of pet therapy superpowers