O’Neills – pushing the boundaries

O’Neills turned 100 last year and is continuing to stand out in the sportswear market

We can fight misogynist leaders of today by creating more sagacious leaders for tomorrow

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

WIRED encourages young people to ‘be part of the change’

Jo Golding attends WIRED Next Generation and finds herself in a room full of the future’s change-makers

The January/February issue of IE Today is out now!

In the latest issue of Independent Education Today we are talking STEAM and speaking to a photographer whose experience in independent education gave her the freedom she needed to succeed

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  

New departures

UK schools are branching out overseas at an ever-faster rate. Steve Wright charts their progress – and asks two pioneering schools for some pointers

Getting more out of the IB

United World Colleges on all you need to know about the International Baccalaureate Diploma

Beyond the curriculum: how independent schools are getting an edge

Having the freedom to teach beyond a set syllabus is bearing fruit in the sector. Jo Golding investigates

Why is school uniform still successful in 2019?

School uniform is an issue that has been debated for decades, if not centuries. Natalie Trice has been looking at the positive impact school uniform can have on students and schools, and why this tradition is still popular today

Capturing choice

Forty years after leaving Putney High School, acclaimed photographer Anita Corbin returns to mark its contribution to a world in which women can increasingly choose their own futures

Olympic sailing coach gives inspiring talk at Bolton School

John Derbyshire delivered the 46th annual Tillotson Lecture at his alma mater

Christ College pupil wins prestigious hockey award

Beth Wood has risen from junior level to being selected for the Wales senior women’s squad

A strategy to improve uptake and results in languages

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

Investor in Careers – the quality in Careers Standard

SPONSORED: Investor in Careers is helping hundreds of learning providers continuously improve the quality of their careers education

How can your library give your students project support?

SPONSORED: It’ll soon be that time of year when students are starting to knuckle down to researching for end of year projects. James Breakell, UK MD of D-Tech International, looks at what you can do to help them through the process

How can your library give your students project support?

SPONSORED: It’ll soon be that time of year when students are starting to knuckle down to researching for end of year projects. James Breakell, UK MD of D-Tech International, looks at what you can do to help them through the process