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Sunshine, a dog rescued from the streets of Cyprus, has been named the UK’s 2026 School Dog of the Year.
Working at Octavia House School (OHS) in London – a specialist…
With the job market likely to be most different for the youngest students, what does this mean for prep schools when thinking how best to respond to AI, especially when a lot of AI tools have age restrictions? Director of Innovation at Haberdashers’ Elstree Schools, Hertfordshire, Clare Jarmy…
In the modern economy, there are many new and diverse careers. To ensure young people are supported to develop and pursue all different types of skillsets and find the best route to suit their individual talents, Mount House School, Hertfordshire…
Headmaster at Leweston School, Dorset, John Paget-Tomlinson, considers the challenges around misinformation and disinformation in the modern world, the impact this is having on pupils, and why independent schools are well placed to lead a structural response.
With AI in education remaining a key topic of discussion, read about why it’s important to go beyond just the implementation of an AI tool, the implications of pupils using AI for homework, and find out more about how one school has been.
Education remaining a key topic of discussion, read about why it’s important to go beyond just the implementation of an AI tool, the implications of pupils using AI for homework, and find out more.
Sunshine, a dog rescued from the streets of Cyprus, has been named the UK’s 2026 School Dog.
Sunshine, a dog rescued from the streets of Cyprus, has been named the UK’s 2026 School Dog.
Sunshine, a dog rescued from the streets of Cyprus, has been named the UK’s 2026 School Dog.
Sunshine, a dog rescued from the streets of Cyprus, has been named the UK’s 2026 School Dog.
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