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Why a one-size-fits-all approach to curriculum cannot work
As independent schools, we are afforded the luxury of being able to build and perfect a curriculum that works for…
30th June 2016
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Scarborough College adds ‘Grit’ to the curriculum
For over 120 years, Scarborough College has educated girls and boys from North and East Yorkshire, providing them with the…
28th April 2016
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Why study the classics?
“Latin? So why is that on the curriculum?” “I am sorry, sir, but without Latin you would not even have…
29th March 2016
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Warwick adds mindfulness to the curriculum
At a time when mental health challenges amongst young people in schools are greater than ever, Warwick School is putting…
9th December 2015
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ET Aug/Sept edition out now
In this issue, we ask the roundtable of industry experts: after 12 months of coding in the classroom, is the…
10th August 2015
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Little linguists gather in Chester
Around 60 girls from schools across Cheshire, Wirral and North Wales recently visited The Queen’s Lower School to spend the…
3rd June 2015
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Coping with the Coding Curriculum
Specialist teacher approach Porchester Junior School in Nottingham has taken their Digital Learning coordinator out of the classroom to cover…
20th February 2015
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Contractors benefit from new curriculum
According to new analysis by umbrella employment specialists, giant group, contractors within the education sector are feeling optimistic about their…
20th August 2014
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Embracing tech while preserving tradition
By Ben Evans, Headmaster at Edge Grove School (www.edgegrove.com) Today more than ever, technology should be used to make learning…
30th May 2014
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15th October 2013
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