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Immanuel School
Havering Grange
01708 764449
Gender profile Coeducational
Size 112 pupils
Day/boarding type Day
Religious affiliation Christian
Holme Grange School
Heathlands Road
+44 (0)118 978 1566
Gender profile Coeducational
Size 665 pupils
Day/boarding type Day
Religious affiliation Church of England
St Aubyn's School
Bunces Lane
+44 (0)20 8504 1577
Gender profile Coeducational
Size 439 pupils
Day/boarding type Day
Religious affiliation Non-denominational
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Myth-busting: "Independent school students don’t understand the challenges some people face in life”
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23 January 2020
In the latest "myth-busting" blog, the chaplain of Felsted School, reverend Nigel Little, counters the view that “independent school students don’t understand the challenges some people face in life”.
“As an IB school, we want to understand better how to help students develop meaningfully as happy and healthy people”
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18 February 2022
Mark Beverley, director of the Institute of Teaching and Learning at Sevenoaks School, reflects on recent research findings on the concept of student flourishing.
More than a third of all independent school GCSE results graded A* as increases buck national trends
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3 September 2016
The number of GCSE A* grades awarded to independent school pupils has increased 1.6% in 2016.
Thinking of setting up an independent-state school partnership? These ten dos and don’ts might help
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24 November 2015
Christina Astin, Head of Partnerships at The King’s School, Canterbury, outlines some suggestions for setting up a cross-sector partnership or building on an existing one…
Marcus Rashford has drawn attention to another way our sector can make a difference – school-run community larders
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4 November 2020
Helen Pike, master of Magdalen College School (MCS), reflects on how MCS partnerships project Rose Hill Community Larder has become a lifeline to families during the school holidays, and offers advice to the sector on setting up similar programmes.
‘Labour’s tax plan for independent schools would have a hugely detrimental impact for us as a SEN school’
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11 April 2023
Michelle Catterson, head of Moon Hall School, warns of the impact Labour's tax plan would have on specialist schools like hers, and explains why it is so crucial that they can continue to support children from far and wide.
'We should be able to evaluate both the independent and state school systems without fear of claims of social bias'
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31 January 2017
James Callow, Head of Pastoral Care at All Hallows School, discusses the findings of the recent Soft Value Added and Mental Toughness report, looking at both the state and independent sectors.
ISC CEO warns of 'sharp shock' for more parents if Labour impose school fee VAT policy
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28 March 2023
Julie Robinson, chief executive of the Independent Schools Council (ISC), was interviewed yesterday on BBC Radio Surrey about Labour's plans to tax school fees and the likely impact on state schools, notably in the Surrey area.
Autumn Statement: Chancellor dismisses "ideological" proposal to add VAT to independent school fees
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18 November 2022
In the Autumn Statement announced yesterday, the chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, dismissed the Labour Party's call to add VAT to independent school fees, condemning what he called the "ideological" approach and instead promising to focus on investment.
ISC chairman responds to reports that Labour plans to impose VAT on school fees within its first year of power
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27 September 2023
Barnaby Lenon, chairman of the Independent Schools Council (ISC), has responded to reports today that Labour plans to impose VAT on school fees within its first year of power, should the party win the general election.