The King’s School Canterbury has a star author in Annabel Steadman
The King's School Canterbury alumna Annabel Steadman has just published her first novel and is now on the New York Times Bestseller List
Tonbridge School Chapel Choir stand in for cathedral singers
The Tonbridge School Chapel Choir had an unforgettable music-making experience at St Paul's Cathedral when they performed at Choral Evensong
Habs Girls on the importance of outdoor learning
The Headmistress of Habs Girls says it's time that our schools recognised the value and benefits of providing older pupils – girls especially – with outdoor education
Wizard play – the wonderful world of quidditch
Quidditch, that once fictional game is finding a loyal following among students. We catch up with devotees to find out the state of play
How small, independent girls’ schools can help young women to build confidence
Bringing out the best in young women...
Burgess Hill Girls on boarder support in tough times
A bespoke approach to caring for boarders was never more important than during the Covid pandemic, says Nicola Donson of Burgess Hill Girls
Preparing pupils for the real world: five benefits of co-education
Why co-education could be right for your child...
The Moat School renamed Burlington House – also opening new prep
Burlington House will be the new hame for The Moat School, and it is also expanding to include a prep for pupils aged 9+
MPW London holds annual student art show
MPW London's annual art show was an opportunity for parents and guests to see ambitious artworks from GCSE and A-level students