Universities are increasingly using Admissions Tests to distinguish between candidates. Alex Frazer explains how best to prepare for them…
At this time of year, just ahead of the IAPS Annual Conference, I find myself reflecting on our sector as a whole and contemplating its future says David Hanson, chief executive of the Independent Association of Prep Schools.
To commemorate the anniversary of the start of the war, Haileybury pupils have helped construct a replica Command Trench in the grounds of the College. Yesterday it was opened to visiting schools by Armed Forces Minister, Mark Francois…
In a letter to General Haigh, Assistant Head Youth and Cadets, of the Armed Forces, Simon Davies, Headmaster of Eastbourne College explains why the government proposals could be so damaging to CCF for children at whatever school they attend….
By Alun Jones - principal of St Gabriel’s School in Berkshire and president-elect of the Girls’ Schools Association.
Barnaby Lenon, chairman of the Independent Schools Council and former head master of Harrow school, writes...
Pupils in independent schools are pushed to achieve their potential in 'hard' subjects, subjects that the best universities are looking for.
Every Results Day, the value of A-Levels is thrown into question; it's their job to prepare students for higher education, not the world of work. By David Goodhew, Head of Latymer Upper School, London.
