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Nat Harrison's debut novel, The Girl who Raced the World, delivers wild adventures, a heroine with guts and a thrilling journey in a very different time

The most beautiful beach and a gloriously relaxed vibe make Turks and Caicos irresistible – especially as guests of Wymara

From a West End spectacular to brilliant family pantos and festive shows, our pick of entertainments perfect for holiday season

With the forthcoming opening of its Pre-School, Kimbolton Prep Head Claire Petrie reflects on why education is as much about character as knowledge

Lauren Blakeley, Head of Queen Ethelburga’s College on key areas to consider when thinking about options for the final school years

Belfast is a city of delightful surprises, and nowhere more so than at Grand Central Hotel in the heart of the Linen Quarter

With a new book and hit stage show, Danny Robins believes today's children are every bit as keen on ghostly detective stories as he was

Matt Farrah, SENCo of Burlington House School in Tooting on how it uses the outdoor environment for learning and wellbeing

Jonathan Anderson, recently arrived Headmaster of Campbell College, on the challenges facing education when society and culture are shifting

Corny jokes, fairytale favourites and a wall of noise from the audience – pantomime plays for belly laughs, and don't say it isn't drama