96 ViewsGeography has come a long way from memorising capital cities and colouring in maps. In schools across the country, this fascinating subject is being reinvigorated, transformed into a dynamic, relevant and genuinely exciting field of study. The geography of today connects children to the most pressing issues of our age, from climate and sustainability […]
84 ViewsFor many families, the prospect of applying to an independent school can feel daunting. The 11+ examination, interviews, assessments and deadlines all add up to a process that, while important, can seem overwhelming at first. Understanding how it works, and approaching it calmly, can transform the experience for both children and parents. Here are […]
96 ViewsChoosing between boarding and day school is one of the most significant decisions a family can make about a child’s education. Both options have much to offer, and there is no universally right answer. The best choice depends entirely on the individual child, the family’s circumstances and what each young person needs to thrive. […]
79 ViewsThere is a special kind of magic in school drama. From the youngest children taking their first nervous steps in a nativity play to teenagers wrestling with the language of Shakespeare, performance has the power to transform young people in ways that few other activities can match. The journey from nativity to the great […]
62 ViewsWhen people picture a good school, they often think first of exam results. Strong academic outcomes certainly matter, and they open doors to future opportunities. Yet ask any thoughtful educator what truly prepares a child for life, and the answer tends to range far beyond the curriculum. The most enriching schools understand that education […]
52 ViewsThe early years of a child’s education are remarkably formative. The habits, attitudes and skills established in the first years of school can influence a young person’s confidence and capability for the rest of their academic journey. This is why so many families consider the strength of a school’s early academic foundations when choosing […]
70 ViewsHistory has always held a special place in British education, yet the way it is taught is undergoing a quiet but significant shift. Schools are increasingly asking searching questions about what history is for, whose stories it tells and how best to help young people understand the past. The result is a richer, more […]
3,084 ViewsOnline Islamic School For Kids Are you a Muslim parent in a non-Muslim country can’t find an “Islamic School near me” for Kids? Have you ever wondered what are the best Islamic Studies Course for Kids? Do you strive to know the best way to teach Islamic schools near me for your kids? Are […]
3,562 ViewsResearch interest in the health education practices of primary school teachers in Quebec and France is relatively recent, and published works are still few in number. 1. Synthesis of literature on practices in health education The research conducted in Quebec has in common to shed light on the inclusion of health education in school, […]
3,577 ViewsAlthough there is consensus on the fact that health and education are interdependent, and that the social situation, such as the state of health of the child, largely conditions learning (Ministry of National Education, 2007 St Léger, 1999), the call for taking health into account at school most often comes from sources outside the […]
