A-level results 2018
ISC chairman, Barnaby Lenon, makes his observations on the 2018 AS and A-level results.
Posted on: 16 Aug 2018
Posted by: Barnaby Lenon
Press releases
ISC statement in response to a huge rise in unconditional university offers
ISC chairman, Barnaby Lenon, responds to figures released today (26 July, 2018) by admissions service Ucas, which show a significant rise in the number of unconditional university offers made to 18-year-olds from England, Northern Ireland, and Wales.
Posted on: 26 Jul 2018
Posted by: Barnaby Lenon
ISC statement: Exam difficulty in light of recent reforms
ISC chairman, Barnaby Lenon, assesses the issue of exam difficulty in light of recent reforms.
Posted on: 18 Jun 2018
Posted by: Barnaby Lenon
Government announcement following 'Schools that work for everyone' consultation - ISC statement
ISC general secretary Julie Robinson responds to an announcement by education secretary Damian Hinds, which details educational improvement measures including a Joint Understanding with ISC in support of independent-state school partnerships.
Posted on: 11 May 2018
Posted by: Julie Robinson
Publication of ISC annual Census 2018
Friday, 27 April, sees the publication of the 2018 Independent Schools Council (ISC) Census - the authoritative source of data providing a picture of where independent schools sit within the UK's education landscape.
Posted on: 27 Apr 2018
Posted by: ISC Press Office
‘Good exam results are made in the Easter holidays’
With A-level and GCSE students up and down the country preparing for their summer exams, ISC chairman Barnaby Lenon has offered pupils his top revision tips.
Posted on: 28 Mar 2018
Posted by: Barnaby Lenon
ISC statement following Scottish Government's response to Barclay Review
ISC chairman, Barnaby Lenon, says the decision taken by the Scottish Government to end business rates relief for independent schools does not make financial sense, and puts efforts to fund 100% bursaries at risk.
Posted on: 15 Dec 2017
Posted by: Barnaby Lenon
ISC response to the proposal that a 25% tax should be levied on the fees charged by independent schools
ISC chairman, Barnaby Lenon, writes that the recent proposal put forward in the House of Lords is an ill-conceived idea which would irrevocably damage the good work independent schools do for education in the UK.
Posted on: 10 Dec 2017
Posted by: Barnaby Lenon