Climate Change is an extremely divisive and important issue for all people and governments across the world. We are constantly reminded that increasing temperatures, thanks to rising CO2 levels, are drastically changing the landscape we →
Following on from our blog post earlier in the year about Westminster School, St Paul’s School and Wellington College dropping the Common Entrance exams, it has recently been announced by the IAPS (Independent Association of →
How safe are our children? Last month, the NSPCC (The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) held its annual “How safe are our children?” conference, focusing on the difficulties those who work →
Parents all want the best for their children, and that’s why they hire tutors. But parents also know that it will be impossible for their child to be successful without first developing a sense of →
A consortium of top London girls’ schools recently announced the end of 11+ testing for applicants in Year 6, citing the damage done to the children’s mental health by excessive tutoring for the test. The North London →
The next interview in our series is with Sue Flohr MBE, Policy Manager at the British Dyslexia Association. For over 40 years the BDA has been the voice of the ten percent of people in →
