Most parents have probably heard of the theory of ‘learning styles’. Put simply, the idea goes that different children take… Read More
Recently, the British public was treated to the dubious spectacle of shadow culture minister Chris Bryant and superstar balladeer James… Read More
Everything is subject to trends, even education. A recent book by Robert Peal, Progressively Worse: The Burden of Bad Ideas… Read More
It’s official. Michael Gove, in all of his divisive glory, is no longer the Education Secretary, and will be setting… Read More
The UK’s private schools are the envy of the world. Well-established names like Eton, Harrow, Westminster, and St. Paul’s command… Read More
With tablet computers and smartphones becoming ever-more ubiquitous, it is inevitable that they will eventually form an integral part of… Read More
Few would argue that teachers are some of the hardest-worked civil servants. The days are challenging, demanding, unpredictable, and long.… Read More
11+ exams are fast approaching, and the Christmas holiday provides a perfect opportunity to do some last-minute revision and preparation.… Read More