Judging for The Independent Schools of the Year 2026 awards are underway, the awards celebrate some of the schools making a real impact across the sector, and we’re delighted to see two of our clients have been recognised. Brighton College…
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Teachers across England are set to receive a multi-year pay increase after the Government accepted in full the latest recommendations from the independent School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB). The agreement is designed to provide schools with greater certainty over future…
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As Wimbledon captures the attention of tennis fans around the world, many young players are dreaming of following in the footsteps of today’s stars. For families looking to combine a strong education with high-quality tennis coaching, several independent schools stand…
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From historic castles to grand Gothic architecture and landscaped estates, the UK is home to some of the most visually striking school campuses in the world. Many of these institutions combine centuries of heritage with exceptional design, offering students an…
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In an age defined by AI, coding, and rapid digital innovation, it might seem that traditional academic subjects are fading into the background. Yet across many independent schools, a quiet revival is underway, bringing classical disciplines and heritage skills back…
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Choosing the right school in London can feel overwhelming. With hundreds of highly regarded state and private schools across the capital, parents are often faced with tough decisions around location, admissions, budgets, and academic expectations. London is home to some…
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From breakout West End stars to acclaimed composers and screen actors, independent schools continue to play a major role in shaping talent across the performing arts. With specialist facilities, professional-standard productions and early exposure to stage and screen, many pupils…
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When Chloe Preston-Greaves first picked up the cello at 10 years old, she discovered something powerful: music offered freedom. Unlike the certainty of classroom answers, it gave her space to express herself. But her early progress — including a distinction…
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Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School emphasises the importance of early education for girls’ confidence and self-belief. Research shows that by age five, 90% of brain development is complete (UNICEF, 2020), while gender stereotypes can begin forming as early as…
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