Features
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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Features
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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Features
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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Facilities & buildings
New beginnings
ABOVE IMAGE: The Kayton Library at St Paul’s School (Image © Dennis Gilbert/View) Prince’s Gardens Preparatory School ● Prince’s Gardens…
5th November 2020
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Talking heads: Could blended learning become the norm?
“Going into lockdown, we have never been more grateful for the forward-thinking approach we’d taken to the use of technology…
4th November 2020
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Catering & hospitality
School catering: lessons to be learned
The impact of Covid-19 on the global catering and hospitality industries is well-documented, but many people forget how the pandemic…
2nd November 2020
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Facilities & buildings
Interview: Alison Melrose, headmistress, Prince’s Gardens Preparatory School
Prince’s Gardens Preparatory School is a new independent prep school for boys and girls aged 3-11 in the heart of Kensington….
26th October 2020
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Interview: Simon Ruscoe-Price, headmaster, Abbotsholme School
As the new head of Abbotsholme, what has the experience been like so far? The experience has been incredible. The…
19th October 2020
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Beyond sport: the link between exercise and wellbeing
The impact of lockdown Children’s charity Youth Sport Trust surveyed 1,396 young people aged 6–15 between 5–11 June during National School…
6th October 2020
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How are boarding schools supporting pupil wellbeing in the new term?
A recent survey commissioned by Ecclesiastical Insurance showed that 90% of teachers agreed that schools will see a rise in…
30th September 2020
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