Jesse Elzinga, headmaster at Reading Blue Coat School, writes an in-depth blog discussing the addictive qualities of many digital platforms and arguing that social media can threaten our independence, agency and autonomy.
Rachel Fleming, head of early years foundation stage at Headington Prep School, outlines why outdoor learning is so important in improving pupils' team working skills, increasing self-confidence and encouraging an understanding of the environment.
Suzie Longstaff, headmistress at Putney High School, argues that when it comes to mental and physical health the simple act of being outside, “in nature” can have a hugely beneficial impact on both adults and children.
Alice Phillips, headmistress at St Catherine's, Bramley, discusses her school's mantra and why it has inspired and motivated pupils since its delivery over 100 years ago.
Matthew Smith, editor of Attain Magazine, details his wish that schools would talk more about community partnerships.
Alistair Bond, headmaster at Park Hill Preparatory School and Nursery, discusses his experiences as an overseas headteacher - highlighting differences in standards and philosophies between the Middle East private sector and the UK.
What's the point of private ownership of property? What's the point of paying for a tutor? What's the point of private medical care? What is the point of private schools?
Charlotte Avery, headmistress of St Mary’s School in Cambridge, considers the arguments surrounding the power and presence of technology in today's society.
