Roots: Queen’s Gate School – a pioneer of progress
Having marked its 130th birthday in 2021, Queen's Gate is a London school with a rich and remarkable history – and a long tradition of being in the vanguard of educating girls and young women
Wellington College on the state of play with final exams
The Master of Wellington College James Dahl asks if it's time to consider whether final exams are the best and fairest way to measure student attainment
York House School on the importance of global and local thinking
Jon Gray, Headmaster of York House School, discusses how we inspire our young people to see the big picture by playing their part both locally and globally
Showtime at Francis Holland
Francis Holland students lit up the West End stage with their production of the musical 'Made in Dagenham'
Hockey triumph for Framlingham College girls
Framlingham College's U16 girls took the National Champions title back home to Suffolk recently after a nail-biting final against Repton School
Equine therapy at Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre
Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre has been promoting equine therapy for over 30 years. Absolutely Education pays a visit
New appointment at DLD College London
DLD College London has appointed Dr Sarah Watson as its new Vice Principal (Academic)
Southbank International School on teaching skills for learning and life
Flora Winter, the Primary Years Programme Coordinator at Southbank International School on how its IB system develops learning skills and values for life
TASIS England on the importance of a service culture
Bryan Nixon, Head of School at TASIS, the American School in England, discusses the importance of focusing on service leadership in a rounded education
Elevator pitch: Why study Geography?
We may have GPS, but the world still needs expert explorers, researchers, mappers, data gatherers and problem solvers. Two experts in the field give their elevator pitch for why Geography is cool and where studying it…