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Online safety: a tangled web
This article is taken from the latest issue of Independent Education Today magazine. You can access the digital edition or subscribe…
11th January 2021
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STEAM: a creative solution
With the detrimental impact of Covid-19 on the arts industry, it seems now more than ever we are realising the…
5th January 2021
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School sport v Covid 2021
From the total lockdown in the spring term when Joe Wicks became the nation’s PE teacher, to an autumn term…
4th January 2021
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Interview: Bruce Grindlay, upcoming principal of Rugby School Thailand
Congratulations on your new role. What was it about Rugby School Thailand that made you take the job? Thank you,…
4th January 2021
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Exams: a testing time ahead
The job of education secretary is never usually considered the thorniest in government: what is managing classrooms to detention centres,…
14th December 2020
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Eyes down, please, for the IE Christmas quiz
There are more questions than answers, sang Johnny Nash. All of which rather suggests he was a better singer than…
11th December 2020
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International pupils: how will the pandemic impact recruitment?
Home has taken on a different connotation for many since the UK entered lockdown in the spring of 2020. The…
30th November 2020
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Blended learning: towards a ‘better normal’
Uncertain times call for… uncertain measures? As coronavirus restrictions change seemingly by the day, schools have to try and prepare…
27th November 2020
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Interview: Nicola Smillie, headmistress of Alderley Edge School for Girls
Q. As the new headmistress of Alderley Edge School for Girls, what has the experience been like so far? I…
27th November 2020
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2020 in independent education
Contributors Q. It’s been an extraordinary year in education due to Covid-19. What have been the…
26th November 2020
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