Independent schools are portrayed as all top hats, tail coats and toffs. It's time to set the record straight and leave this 1930s image behind, writes Charlotte Vere, acting general secretary of ISC.
If you had the chance to ask Nicky Morgan about the purpose of the government’s league tables for schools, it is likely she would say that she wanted to make schools accountable, highlight weak areas and help parents make informed choices.
A survivor of Bergen Belsen concentration camp told her chilling testimony to pupils of nine local schools at a Holocaust Memorial evening at Hampton School says Andy Lawrence, History teacher.
Well-rounded, confident young people who are truly happy to be themselves are what make a school successful, as Laura Hyde, Director of Education at St James Schools UK, explains…
Following the events in Paris last week, the role of schools in helping fight radicalisation is under the spotlight. But how should schools teach British values? Michael Goodwin, headmaster of Quaker Sibford School.
A conference where the delegates were as young as ten years old has had an inspiring effect on schools drawn together by a desire to help others… particularly children in Zambia. Neil Jones, Head of St Joseph’s In The Park, explains…
Every year the Head of Streatham and Clapham High School, Dr Millan Sachania, travels to Hangzhou in China to visit parents of his pupils and their partner school, Wenlan Middle School. His reflections on the desire for British education.
Natalya Kahn, former pupil at Moreton Hall, Shropshire, discovered that there's more to the Romans than baths and swords - Classics is diverse and exciting...
