Momo, sharenting and fake news: how can schools safeguard their pupils?

Dale Wilkins, head of safeguarding and standards at the Boarding Schools’ Association (BSA), discusses how schools can help pupils and parents use the internet safely

Why sports kit should be fit for purpose

CH&CO merges with Inspire Catering

Independent caterer CH&CO has announced that it will merge its Scottish business with Inspire Catering, a niche caterer based in Stirling with operations across Scotland

The challenge of school dinners in the modern age

With nutrition a hot topic and constantly in the media spotlight, Natalie Trice looks at how independent schools are ensuring they prepare food that students actually want to eat

Thinking outside the box to tackle mental health

Optimus Education’s Supporting Student Wellbeing in Independent Schools conference will address issues with both pupils and staff

Facilities Show 2019: working smart and well

Taking place at ExCeL London from 18-20 June, Facilities Show is the leading global hub for facilities and field service management professionals

Eltham College unveils Turberville Building

The school in south-east London is expanding ahead of turning co-educational in 2020

St Teresa’s School gets green light on sixth form centre

The independent school is benefitting from a new sixth form centre that is inspired by nature

How are UK independent schools encouraging positive mental health?

Jo Golding asks UK independent schools what they’re doing to encourage positive mental health in students, from putting a pause on perfectionism to having a mindful minute

Ensuring your school is mentally healthy

TISUK is a provider of mental health training for staff in every school in Cornwall

Six unique safeguarding hurdles for international schools

CPOMS details six challenges specific to international schools and suggestions on how to overcome them

British independent schools bloom in China

A huge growth in the market has seen UK partnerships spring up across the country

Holiday tuition ‘in moderation’ urges HMC chair

Shaun Fenton says too much additional tuition may be harmful and time would be better spent ‘climbing trees’

St Margaret’s opens up post school-run retreat for parents

St Margaret’s independent girls school in Bushey has opened the doors to a new coffee shop, The Barn

Q&A: Elaine Logan, Glenalmond College

Elaine Logan discusses the benefits of and challenges to the independent education sector, and why her time at Glenalmond College was so rewarding

Godstowe ‘delighted’ with energy-efficient pool

The High Wycombe-based independent school has installed a competition-sized swimming pool with solar panels and LED

Q&A: Pip Atkinson-Kennedy, King’s Bruton

Pip Atkinson-Kennedy, director of sport at King’s Bruton, has a list as long as your arm of students with high-level sporting success, from Olympic aerial skiers to heptathletes. Not bad for a small countryside school

Children reap benefits of outdoor learning

A new study has revealed the positive gains of al fresco teaching for a child’s academic development

Anne Frank’s stepsister attends Solihull School film premiere

Solihull School is hosting a film screening to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day, with a very special guest

Getting more out of classroom technology

Jamf explores the impact of mobile device management (MDM) on the future development of the education sector

Getting more out of classroom technology

Jamf explores the impact of mobile device management (MDM) on the future development of the education sector