Parent power: Sibling trouble
Arguments between siblings are hardly news, but techniques for keeping the peace are something every parent needs to know
Crimson Education on the university challenge
Rebecca Pretorius, Regional Director, Europe of Crimson Education, on why smart students are starting university preparation before they reach sixth form
Reed’s School on the power of drama
Reed's School Director of Drama Tim Silk on why live theatre not only deepens pupils' cultural engagement but also their grasp of complexity
TASIS England on developing unique learning journeys
The Director of Student Recruitment and Admissions at TASIS England Joshua Clark considers how international schools use technology to turn learning into a personal journey for every student
Roots: Co-education milestone at Alleyn’s
Marking a half-century of welcoming girls, and its award of Co-Educational School of the Year 2025, Alleyn's reflects on a decision that transformed the school and showed that pupils learn best when they learn together
Emanuel School on a sound revolution
Charles Janz, Director of Music at Emanuel School, on how a DJing outreach programme in local primaries is transforming music access
Head to Head: school mergers
With more independent schools merging, Abbot's Hill Head Sharon Schanschieff, Wesbrook Hay Head Mark Brain and Mill Hill Group CEO Antony Spencer discuss the collaboration between their schools
Bishop’s Stortford College on the boarding family
Dr Peter O’Connor, Senior School Deputy Head (Academic) at Bishop's Stortford College, on how the family feel of boarding supports pupil wellbeing and underpins academic progress
60 Seconds With Royal Hospital School Headmaster Irfan Latif
The Headmaster of Royal Hospital School in Suffolk on his background and educational philosophy
St Clare’s, Oxford’s Nature quest
St Clare's Oxford's new summer programme lets teenagers immerse themselves in nature and the animal kingdom