Why independence is our sector’s best asset
Until recently, education leaders have looked to traditional metrics and benchmarks to communicate educational excellence, value and “identity” to prospective...
Read moreUntil recently, education leaders have looked to traditional metrics and benchmarks to communicate educational excellence, value and “identity” to prospective...
Read moreThe suggestion by Dorothy Byrne, the new head of Cambridge’s Murray Edwards College, that Etonians would be better off going...
Read moreThe government has finally confirmed its plan for GCSE and A-level grading next summer. Grades awarded in 2022 will use...
Read moreSponsored Content Online learning is not a new phenomenon, but with the continuing challenges to education over the past 18...
Read moreThe pandemic’s impact on enrolments of Chinese students at UK independent schools has been widely covered in the educational press....
Read moreOne of the uncomfortable truths about the pandemic was that independent schools were able to deliver a better education than...
Read moreMy interest in GCSE reform pre-dates Covid-19, but it’s been heartening in the past 18 months to connect with colleagues...
Read moreThere should be a return to the 2019 distribution of GCSE and A-level grades, a headteachers’ union has said, to...
Read moreLeading head Samantha Price, the new president of the Girls’ Schools Association, is calling for reform to exams and university...
Read moreAfter this year’s A-level grade inflation dramas, there have been rumblings that universities will start to introduce a wider range...
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