Reed's School

With a return to its fully co-educational roots, Reed's School is entering an exciting new chapter. That, plus its merger with Feltonfleet, means it can offer a seamless 2-18 journey for boys and girls and expand…

Reed's School Director of Drama Tim Silk on why live theatre not only deepens pupils' cultural engagement but also their grasp of complexity

Reed's School staged a thrilling production of Peter Pan, bringing the magic of J.M. Barrie's gripping adventure to life

Caroline St-Gallay, Deputy Head (Teaching & Learning) at Reed's, on why seeking honest feedback on the teaching and learning experience is important for both pupil and school progress

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,…

Sport is great for health, but how does its competitive edge feed into a positive culture – helping young people to be part of something bigger and also achieve personal goals? Schools give us their take on its role in…

Reed's School Head of Sixth Form Andy Davey reflects on how schools empower young people,  helping them to recognise that they can make a difference

From start-ups to global corporations, the world badly needs smart thinkers and doers to create, innovate and generate prosperity. Two experts in the field give their elevator pitch for why Business is a subject worth…

Mark Hoskins, Head of Reed's School, says letting pupils define and deliver the important messages is the way to ensure productive dialogue

Reed's School describes its unique position as a 'foundation with a school' and its important work with alumnus Tim Henman and his charitable foundation