Framlingham College on meeting the needs of modern family life

Framlingham College on meeting the needs of modern family life

Louise North, Principal of Framlingham College in Suffolk, on the vital importance of schools staying in step with modern family life

Why cricket rules as a great school sport

Why cricket rules as a great school sport

It may still have an image of village greens, fine teas and leather on willow, but cricket feels anything but sleepy for a new generation of boys and girls. Four schools tell us why it is such a brilliant school sport,…

Moor Park School on the modern prep education

Moor Park School on the modern prep education

James Duffield, Headmaster of Shropshire co-ed school Moor Park, on why a modern prep education remains as relevant as ever

Turtle Tots on the vital importance of water confidence

Turtle Tots on the vital importance of water confidence

Caroline Sparks, Co-Founder of swim programme Turtle Tots, on why it's vital young children gain confidence and competence in water as early as possible

Jess Hannigan's wild vibe

Jess Hannigan’s wild vibe

Canadian author-illustrator, Jess Hannigan's bold take on goings on in the wood is funny, visually stunning and just a bit subversive

Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate on the STEM advantage

Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate on the STEM advantage

Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate Academic Director Kevin Oldershaw how STEM subjects deliver transferable skills to benefit all students, wherever their passions lie

Ask the experts: Simply Learning Tuition on the value of hiring a summer tutor

Ask the experts: Simply Learning Tuition on the value of hiring a summer tutor

Nathaniel McCullagh, Managing Director of Simply Learning Tuition, on summer tutoring to prepare for the Common Entrance

Queen's Gate School on the importance of teaching bragging rights

Queen’s Gate School on the importance of teaching bragging rights

Queen's Gate School Principal Amy Wallace on why we need to teach girls to talk up their achievements, not talk themselves down