Social media and pesky parents: dealing with negative online posts

Robin Jacobs, a barrister specialising in education law at Sinclairslaw, offers advice in dealing with damaging social media posts

Schools and Academies Show returns to London

Contract caterer tops Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For list

Connect Catering, which placed fifth in 2018, scooped the honour in its 30th anniversary year

Buckholme Towers pupil wins food design competition

The 'Design a Healthy New Food' competition was organised by Discovery Education and Switzerland's Alimentarium Foundation

An education fit for purpose

How can we build a school system that is suited to today’s modern world? Jo Golding visits The Education Show to find out

How are independent schools embracing technology?

Jo Golding attends Bett to find out how, and why, independent schools are implementing technology into their classrooms

Duke of Westminster’s ‘special project’ officially opened

Hugh Grosvenor was special guest as Abbey Gate College Infant and Junior School opened its new Foundation and Infant School building

St Margaret’s School unveils £45k adventure playground

The facility is designed to offer 'safe but enhanced opportunities for physical challenge, as well as to encourage imaginative and cooperative play'

Blood cancer charity calls for compulsory health education

The move could boost the UK stem cell register by 55,000 a year, says the Anthony Nolan charity, giving hope to people in urgent need

Schools should invest in monitoring student wellbeing

Sponsored: iSAMS explains how systems can be put in place to help support teachers when it comes to monitoring student wellbeing

Malvern College Qingdao to send first student to Cambridge

News comes as report claims British independent schools in China are set to increase by 44% in 2019

International humanitarian gives back to where it all began

Redmaids’ High School alumna, Linda Cruse, took a group of sixth formers on a 16 day trip to earthquake-hit Nepal

New nursery head at Bolton School

Jasmin Sanders was previously an early years and childcare area manager at St Bede Childcare

It’s good to talk, says King Alfred School

Speakers and audience members alike were moved and enthused when the London institution hosted a day of TEDx talks

DLD College London students race towards inclusivity

250 students heard from transgender racing driver, Charlie Martin, about the challenges she has faced since her transition

Horse riding added to Haileybury’s co-curricular offering

Lessons take place at historic Trent Park, once a hunting ground of Henry IV

Rupert House School transforms sports pitch

We take a look at how sports turf specialist Total Play helped Rupert House School bring its vision for a new multi-use sports pitch (MUGA) to reality

Careers advice should start at nine, says school head

The comment comes in response to research by The Sutton Trust recommending an earlier start for mentoring and preparation for university

A strategy to improve uptake and results in languages

SPONSORED: Verilingual can help languages departments develop bespoke strategies to maximise results

Alderley Edge School for Girls named Apple Distinguished School

The institution is being recognised for its innovative technology use to enhance learning

Alderley Edge School for Girls named Apple Distinguished School

The institution is being recognised for its innovative technology use to enhance learning