Young V&A’s animation sensation
Young V&A's exhibition about the animation of great British export Aardman is a treat for visitors young and old – not least for the opportunity to get up close to Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, Morph and…
Abbot’s Hill School on selective thinking
The Head of Abbot's Hill School Sharon Schanschieff discusses the pros and cons of selective and non-selective schools
Berkhamsted Schools on setting digital boundaries
Jo Hughes, Group Director of EdTech at Berkhamsted Schools, on setting boundaries to support children and families by going smartphone free
Rugby School on opening minds
Gareth Parker-Jones, Head Master of Rugby School believes a liberal education remains our best bulwark against catastrophe
Laura Henry-Allain on friends in deed
With the second book in the Maya & Marley series, Laura Henry-Allain returns to home turf to explore themes around friendship, empathy and community spirit
Pangbourne College on building resilience through failure
The Head of Pangbourne College Oliver Knight on why we need to let young people take ownership of mistakes, and even to fail, so that they develop resilience
ArtsEd on why rigour and creativity go hand in hand
Peter Middleton, the Head of ArtsEd Day School and Sixth Form, on why academic rigour and creative energy belong together in education
St Catherine’s, Bramley on education for good
Emma Watson, Head of St Catherine's, Bramley, on why we must help children focus on the importance of not just doing well academically, but doing good through their choices
Eltham College on independence days
The team at Eltham College discuss the value of residential trips for building academic and life skills – and lifelong memories
