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09.07.26

Top 5 UK Schools for Tennis

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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16.06.26

Are Mobile Phone Bans in Schools Really the Answer?

As schools embrace an increasingly digital future, the debate around mobile phone bans continues. While restricting phones may seem like a simple solution to distractions, recent research suggests blanket bans have little impact on academic performance, behaviour or student wellbeing….
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21.05.26

Francis Holland Prep Brings a Fearless Twist to Chelsea in Bloom

Francis Holland Prep School has unveiled a striking floral installation for Chelsea in Bloom 2026, reimagining the story of George and the Dragon through a message of empowerment and resilience. Inspired by this year’s theme, Out of this World, the…
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27.04.26

International Education Shifts as Policy, Technology and Student Choices Evolve

International education is changing rapidly in 2026, shaped not only by universities but also by governments, schools, and technology-driven learning models. Across the world, students are facing a more complex and competitive landscape when it comes to studying abroad and…
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16.04.26

Private School Scholarships & Bursaries Explained in a Post-VAT World

Rising costs across the independent school sector—including VAT on fees and increased operating pressures—have led many families to question what financial support is still available. But despite these changes, bursaries and scholarships remain a significant part of school funding, with…
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23.03.26

Co-Education: Preparing Students for Life, Not Just Exams

Since its founding in 1894, Ibstock Place School has championed co-education, aiming to provide a holistic environment that develops students socially, emotionally, and academically. Evidence shows that co-educational settings do not disadvantage academic outcomes; in fact, they can enhance self-confidence,…
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09.07.26

Why a Social Media Ban for Under-16s May Not Be the Answer

The Government’s proposed ban on social media for under-16s has sparked widespread debate about how best to protect young people online. While the policy aims to tackle issues such as cyberbullying, harmful content and excessive screen time, many educators believe…
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16.06.26

The Surprising Old-School Subjects Making a Comeback

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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21.05.26

International Schools Abroad: Where Do You Start?

Moving overseas is exciting, but choosing the right international school can quickly become one of the most challenging parts of relocating. Whether you’re moving for work or starting a new adventure independently, planning ahead is essential — especially as many…
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27.04.26

How London Schools Are Tackling Social Media Use

With the UK considering restrictions on social media for under-16s, London schools are taking varied approaches to managing students’ phone use and digital wellbeing. Many favour firm limits. At Francis Holland Prep, phones are banned to keep pupils focused on…
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16.04.26

How to Navigate Conversations About World Conflicts with Children

Children today are increasingly exposed to news about global conflict, and the impact can be confusing and emotionally complex. From social media headlines to discussions at school, many young people encounter distressing information long before they are developmentally ready to…
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23.03.26

Autism, ADHD, or Mental Health: Could a Diagnosis Help Your Child?

If your child struggles with focus, anxiety, or unstructured time at school, there may be more going on than ordinary childhood phases. Neurodivergent conditions—such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and dyscalculia—can impact learning, behaviour, and wellbeing, and early recognition is…
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Online Learning Moves Into the Mainstream 09.07.26
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Online Learning Moves Into the Mainstream

09.07.26

Online learning is increasingly becoming a recognised part of higher education rather than simply an optional extra. A clear example of this shift can be seen in India, where the University Grants Commission (UGC) has instructed universities to formally integrate…

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Online Learning Moves Into the Mainstream 09.07.26
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Francis Holland Prep Brings a Fearless Twist to Chelsea in Bloom 21.05.26
Francis Holland Prep School has unveiled a striking floral installation for Chelsea in Bloom 2026, reimagining the story of George and the Dragon through a message of empowerment and resilience. Inspired by this year’s theme, Out of this World, the…
St Joseph’s Institution International Pupil Publishes Book on Self-Acceptance 02.12.25
Grade 11 student Saachi of SJI International has made a remarkable debut as a children’s author with her self-published book, The Girl of the Grey, a story that goes beyond entertainment to promote self-acceptance and mental well-being. The picture book…

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Amal Clooney on How Oxford Shaped Her Worldview 20.01.26
Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney credits her Oxford University education with shaping both her intellect and her outlook on life. Clooney, who studied at St Hugh’s College, arrived at Oxford in 1996 with a global perspective shaped by her Lebanese…
Emma Watson’s Academic Path: Why This Global Star Chose University 24.06.25
As one of a few globally renowned actors who chose to go to university after finding fame, Emma Watson is an exception to the rule.

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