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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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ISC working with HMRC to clarify VAT levy on school meals
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21 January 2025
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) is working to clarify whether independent schools are required to charge VAT on school meals, amid reports of inconsistencies between guidelines published by the Treasury and HMRC.
Labour's tax on school fees ‘will displace vulnerable pupils’, ISC CEO warns
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19 February 2024
Julie Robinson, chief executive of the Independent Schools Council (ISC), has warned that Labour's plans to tax school fees could threaten the education of more than 95,000 children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Leading Head says the Arts should be at the heart of school life
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5 March 2015
A leading headmaster says the Arts are an 'essential part of the fabric of school life', giving pupils a valuable opportunity to express creativity. Arts should not be squeezed out by an ‘overly utilitarian vision of education’.
"Student feedback, or 'voice', must be ingrained into the fabric of school life"
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13 June 2016
After seeing the headlines about sexual harassment in schools, Ed Burnett, deputy headmaster of Taunton School says teachers must listen to the voices of their pupils and address their real issues.
Independent and state school partnerships reach new high - ISC Census 2017
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28 April 2017
Partnership work between Independent School Council (ISC) schools and state schools is at its highest ever level, with new figures revealing an estimated 175,000 state pupils are currently benefitting from initiatives between schools.
"It is equally hard for a boy to be brainy and masculine at school as it is for a girl to be brainy and feminine"
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1 April 2016
Responding to concerns by a teachers' union leader about 'sexist bullying' in class, Damian Henderson, Deputy Head Academic of Taunton School says the picture being painted risks diverting us from "empowering girls and boys alike".
Spotlight On: The Hale Lecture Series at Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park
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29 March 2023
Kristina Lewis, assistant head (teaching and learning) at Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park, reflects on the success of the school’s student-led lecture series, which features numerous high-profile speakers.
How primary school pupils can benefit from academic enrichment programmes
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4 February 2020
Mark Nicholson, head of partnerships at Hampton School, discusses how a new learning programme taught by Hampton’s subject specialist teachers provides additional academic stretch and challenge to Year 5 pupils from local primary schools.
ISC CEO: 'Parents will always want to find the right school for their child'
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9 September 2025
Julie Robinson, CEO of the ISC, has responded to the findings of a new Parentkind survey which suggest state school pupils are almost three times more likely to have their lessons disrupted by poor behaviour than their independently educated peers.
Independent school teachers three times as likely to hold Oxbridge degrees
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19 June 2015
One in six independent secondary school teachers have a subject degree from either Oxford or Cambridge, meaning they are more than three times as likely to have been awarded an Oxbridge degree, compared to nationally.