Sixth Form,Senior,Opinion,School Leavers,Opinion
Wellington College on moving up to sixth form
20th June 2024
Tim Head, Deputy Director of Admissions at Wellington College, on the changes sixth form life brings, and what students can expect
Opinion,Senior,Opinion,Prep,International,Opinion
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
Senior,Opinion,International,Opinion
Concord College on academic diversity
3rd May 2024
Michael Truss, Principal of Concord College, argues that the brightest young minds are best served by living and studying in a community of diverse interests
Kew House School on education transformed
23rd April 2024
Louisa Hopkinson, Deputy Head (Academic) at Kew House School reflects on the profound shift of perspective that comes with moving from state to independent sector
St Swithun’s School on the value of telling stories
5th April 2024
St Swithun's School Head of English Naomi Anson on the powerful wellbeing and creative benefits of enabling young people to tell their stories
Opinion,Senior,Opinion,School Leavers,Opinion
Marymount International on the advantages of the IB
18th March 2024
Marymount International Director of Communications Kirsten Crossland on why the International Baccalaureate (IB) is so successful in helping students build future skills and find their best path
Francis Holland School Regent’s Park on education for life
27th February 2024
Katharine Woodcock, Headmistress of Francis Holland School Regent's Park, on beyond-the-class education to build skills for life
Hurst College on fostering a spirit of belonging
18th January 2024
Hurst College Chaplain and Director of Staff Wellbeing Janneke Blokland discusses the importance of fostering a sense of belonging across the whole school community
Opinion,Senior,Opinion,Opinion,Opinion,International,Prep,Pre-Prep
Reddam House on teaching tomorrow’s skillset
15th January 2024
Reddam House Principal Rick Cross on the fourth industrial revolution and how to balance tomorrow's skillset with today's life experiences
Frensham Heights on progressive values in education
10th January 2024
Andrew Fisher, Head at Frensham Heights School, Surrey, on what makes a progressive education so relevant to today’s world.