A and B teams: Are schools short-sighted in their approach to selecting the best sports players?

Ben Evans, headmaster at Edge Grove School, says it is time to ensure all children, regardless of ability, can participate in sport

Don’t demonise social media – work with it

Software update a ‘worthwhile investment’ for Wilson Vale

Wilson Vale has retained over £1.7m worth of business in recent months

Bespoke set-up brings flexibility to Stockport Grammar

Moffat's fit-out is designed to cater to almost 1,700 staff and pupils

Inspiring future leaders: BSA conference for Deputy Heads and Heads of Boarding

The Boarding Schools’ Association (BSA) is holding their Annual Conference for Deputy Heads and Heads of Boarding from January 30-February 1 to help educators gain the tools they need to navigate the changing education landscape

Meet the experts: SIS Pitches

SIS Pitches' Joe Shaw, sales manager, Paul Barker, estimating director and Luke Edwards, technical director, discuss the full service process of getting a new or upgraded synthetic pitch for your institution

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'

Taraflex® flooring impresses at schools

SPONSORED: Gerflor's sports flooring is providing schools with facilities that are durable, safe and comfortable

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

Making your classroom a picture of happiness

Brilliant Schools is a new subscription service helping staff, pupils and parents take charge of their own 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

Girls school head: Lack of ‘respectful debate’ in parliament sets bad example

The headmistress of Manchester High School for Girls has scorned political leaders in an open letter

Gateways School to go fully coeducational

September will see the Leeds institution accept boys into its high school for the first time

Continued success for Brampton College

The London institution has maintained its position as the capital’s highest-achieving sixth form college for the 18th year in succession

Bath netball ace outlines her squad goals

Hannah Passmore, a pupil at Millfield School, is the youngest member of Team Bath’s squad in the Vitality Superleague

The last of the great amateurs

Dr Mark Precious, old boy of Scarborough College, ex-Oxford don and Olympian, looks back over a glittering academic and sporting career that runs from dreaming spires to winning Bronze for GB Men’s Hockey at the 1984 Summer Olympics. Alex Diggins hears all about it

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