Teaching & Leading

Many schools in China are presenting themselves to the community as bilingual. This is seen as a highly desirable position...

As we near the end of our first half term of the year for independent schools, many of us have...

For 1400 years choristers have been cherished as one of the country’s oldest cultural traditions. Choir schools, attached to cathedrals...

By Helen Jeys, Manchester High School for Girls As a head still passionate about her teaching subject, I often turn...

Once upon a time there was a view that it took a village to educate a child. A recognition that,...

After this year’s A-level grade inflation dramas, there have been rumblings that  universities will start to introduce a wider range...

There were sighs from school leaders and linguists — ancient and modern — when Gavin Williamson announced the new Latin...

Education expert Professor Alan Smithers is warning continued grade inflation at A-level this year will lead more top universities to...

Why should the government spend £4 million pounds introducing Latin into 40 state schools in some of the most deprived...