Heathfield School’s annual Music Captain’s Concert took place in October, showcasing a range of student performances and supporting the theme of “Opportunity.” The event raised nearly £300 for Young Sounds, a charity that provides music lessons for children and young…
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The Garnett Room at Marlborough College was alive with excitement on Tuesday 23rd September as pupils gathered for a special evening with author Georgia Channon, who presented her debut novel, The Curse of the Silvan Oaks. Georgia captivated her audience…
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A new cross-party report from Members of Parliament has highlighted the urgent need to reform how mainstream schools support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The number of children identified as having SEND has risen sharply in recent…
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In a ground-breaking move, Scotland has added film and television studies to its national curriculum for all pupils aged 3 to 18. The initiative aims to give students a comprehensive understanding of media, its cultural significance, and its impact on…
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Plans by Ofsted to revamp its school inspection system have drawn sharp criticism from education professionals. Headteachers, union leaders, and even figures within the Department for Education argue that the proposed changes are unclear, overly simplistic, and out of step…
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The UK government is exploring a new multi-year pay strategy for teachers in a move aimed at improving staff retention and easing school budget pressures. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has formally asked the School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB) to put…
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Independent schools across the UK are leading a quiet revolution in girls’ sport – opening doors to traditionally male-dominated activities and giving female students the space to thrive, compete and shine. The shift couldn’t come at a better time. With…
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A growing number of parents are backing calls to cut the traditional six-week summer holiday down to four weeks, citing high childcare costs and lost learning time. A new Parentkind survey reveals that 53% of parents in England support a…
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Education leaders and policy experts are calling for immediate and comprehensive reforms to the UK’s special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system, warning that current structures are failing to meet the needs of children and families. According to campaigners, the…
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