Teaching tomorrow’s skills
Futureproofing our children by teaching skills for life is an essential element of the prep years and helps develop confidence, knowhow and a spirit of responsibility. We speak to three schools that are building…
St Swithun’s School on the value of telling stories
St Swithun's School Head of English Naomi Anson on the powerful wellbeing and creative benefits of enabling young people to tell their stories
Robot stories – Simon Packham’s timely tale about tackling anxiety
Bullying, EBSA and school anxiety are tackled head on in Simon Packham's heart-warming novel for middle-grade readers
Falcons School on building critical thinking skills
Falcons School, Putney Head Sara Williams-Ryan on why inspiring curiosity and critical thinking are the best ways to develop truly ambitious learners
Cranleigh Prep School on making AI work in class
Cranleigh Prep School Headmaster Neil Brooks considers future uses of artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom
Southbank International School on learning for growth
Southbank International School Executive Principal Siobhan McGrath on delivering an education fit for future life in an evolving world
Ask the experts: Wolfthorn Knight Tuition on 11+ support for an anxious student
Wolfthorn Knight Tuition Lead Practitioner for Mathematics Sunny Garcha on building the confidence of an anxious child and helping prepare them for the 11+
Ask the experts: Nutritional therapist Alison Peacham on managing a fussy eater
Alison Peacham, nutritional therapist and health coach, on managing a young child's fussy eating without tears
Francis Holland School Regent’s Park on education for life
Katharine Woodcock, Headmistress of Francis Holland School Regent's Park, on beyond-the-class education to build skills for life