Sixth Form 2:0 – how schools are adapting 16+ education
Sixth Form life is changing to suit priorities of students in the 16+ age group. Schools are responding with innovations in spaces, learning opportunities and ambiance. Absolutely Education speaks to two London schools
Two children’s books to inspire creativity
With the long winter evenings in full flow, two books offer insights and inspiration to help young people find their creative spark
Hurst College on fostering a spirit of belonging
Hurst College Chaplain and Director of Staff Wellbeing Janneke Blokland discusses the importance of fostering a sense of belonging across the whole school community
New Head at Francis Holland School, Sloane Square
Francis Holland School, Sloane Square welcomed a new Head, Alexandra Haydon, at the start of January
The Leys pupil wins young financial journalist award
The Leys School, Cambridge pupil Tife received a top prize in a financial journalism competition for her article on cashless society
Reddam House on teaching tomorrow’s skillset
Reddam House Principal Rick Cross on the fourth industrial revolution and how to balance tomorrow's skillset with today's life experiences
The Kingsley School, Royal Leamington Spa to become co-ed
The Kingsley School, part of the Warwick Schools Foundation, will begin the process of going fully co-ed in 2025
Frensham Heights on progressive values in education
Andrew Fisher, Head at Frensham Heights School, Surrey, on what makes a progressive education so relevant to today’s world.
Heathfield School welcomes new Deputy Head Pastoral and Boarding
Heathfield School in Ascot has appointed Lou Scott as its new Deputy in charge of Pastoral and Boarding