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…
Parent power: Collector mania and how to live with it
It starts with a few pebbles or feathers, and before you know it your house is crammed with stuff, so what is a child's collector mania all about?
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
Kew House School is rowing for gold
Kew House School rowing programme, started in 2018 – building sporting prowess and club spirit from the ground up – and it's aiming for gold
Heathfield School on preparing for boarding
The Headmistress of Heathfield Sarah Wilson gives her advice for preparing your child for the big boarding school adventure
TASIS England on teaching digital citizenship
TASIS England's E-Safety Coordinator John Arcay on how digital citizenship teaching can ensure young people stay safe and have positive interactions in the virtual world
Luna, the sister app
Luna is an app that acts like a virtual big sister, helping teens to get answers about their bodies, their wellbeing and their lives
Pangbourne College on nurturing talent
The Head of Scholars at NACE-accredited Pangbourne College discusses the value of challenging all pupils to aim higher and aspire for more