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Staff wellbeing during a global pandemic – is this a Covid oxymoron?
In a year like no other, we have spent, and will continue to spend, a long time focusing on the…
24th March 2021
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Features
Interview: Helen Jeys, Manchester High School for Girls
What has your experience been like so far at Manchester High School for Girls? Taking over as the new head…
1st March 2021
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News
‘Face-to-face provision’ important before end of term, say school heads
Two heads of independent schools in England have told IE that pupils will continue to learn in school before the…
15th December 2020
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GCSE results find pupils on cloud nine
As with many independent schools this summer, we enjoyed fantastic GCSE results and, despite the uncertainty many of us felt…
6th November 2018
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Dare to dream
I was incredibly fortunate to attend and speak at this year’s Global Conference on Girls in Education in Washington DC,…
21st August 2018
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Event review: Global Conference for Girls in Education
I was incredibly fortunate to attend and speak at this year’s Global Conference on Girls in Education in Washington DC….
28th June 2018
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News
The relevance of uniforms in a 21st-century school
We are all aware of the results attained by Finland in the Programme for International Student Assessments (PISA) over recent…
26th May 2018
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Law, finance, HR
To invest, or not to invest?
School budgets are always at the forefront of our minds when we think about school facilities and improvements. Indeed, reports…
4th December 2017
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Should schools ban mobile phones?
I was interested to read an article in The Telegraph about Brighton College’s decision to make all students in Years 7,…
15th November 2017
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Changing the conversation
One cannot have escaped the young royals on the news over recent days and weeks; Prince Harry’s description of how…
1st June 2017
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