Reflecting on the government's recent education White Paper and looking back to various past reform, Keith Budge, headmaster of Bedales School, says we must look beyond the 1950s for inspiration in education reform, and it may be a bumpy ride.
Mark Woodward, Head of Careers at Bablake School in Coventry, discusses the importance of feminism and challenges male leaders and teachers to be positive role models in schools.
Mark Mortimer, headmaster of Warminster School, adds his voice in responding to a cabinet minister's claims that job applicants should be asked if they went to private school.
Chris Ramsey, headmaster of the King's School Chester and Hilary French, headmistress of Newcastle High School for Girls respond to a cabinet minister's claims that companies should ask job applicants whether they went to private school.
David James, Deputy Head (Academic) at Bryanston School, discusses what we can learn from America and says British education needs to step forward to shape the future.
Following the recent fallout over this year’s SATs for 7 and 11 year olds, Peter Tait, former head of Sherborne Preparatory School, questions their impact and need for reform.
Responding to research from the UCL Institute of Education that independent school pupils can expect to be much healthier in middle age, Henry Price, headmaster of Wellington School, says this is as much down to culture as facilities.
With so many state and independent schools engaged in collaborations and partnerships with other schools, it seemed timely to establish a forum for discussion and share ideas.
