Miles Golland, head of geography and outreach coordinator at Godolphin and Latymer, explains the origins of the school's Bridge Programme, which helps provide enriching learning opportunities for local Year 5 pupils.
Michelle Catterson, head of Moon Hall School, warns of the impact Labour's tax plan would have on specialist schools like hers, and explains why it is so crucial that they can continue to support children from far and wide.
David Horton, chair of the ISC Digital Advisory Group, shares expert advice for schools on how to defend against, and mitigate, phishing attacks.
Kristina Lewis, assistant head (teaching and learning) at Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park, reflects on the success of the school’s student-led lecture series, which features numerous high-profile speakers.
Graeme Lawrie MBE, partnerships director at ACS International Schools, explains how a hugely successful event at Thorpe Park gave thousands of students the opportunity to find out more about a variety of exciting career paths.
Jenny Cox, director of co-curricular, partnerships and philanthropy at Wimbledon High School GDST, explains how her school’s collaborations have been instrumental in unlocking new educational experiences for pupils, teachers and the wider community.
James Mutton, of Putney High School GDST, considers the wealth of benefits that come with a broad language curriculum and explains how Putney is expanding its horizons even further by offering the coding language Python as an option for linguists.
Neal Carrier, director of sixth form and head of partnerships and bursaries at Wycombe Abbey, explains how the school’s Sixth Form pupils have played an integral part in partnership work with local primary schools.
