The Hidden Cost Uniform Audit: Where to Splurge vs. Where to Save
If you’ve stepped into a supermarket or department store lately, you’ve probably noticed that the school uniform aisles are looking more expensive than ever. Between […]
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The Gap Between School and University That Is Quietly Damaging Student Mental Health
Nearly half of students feel school did not properly prepare them for the demands of university life (39%), according to new research by student accommodation […]
How important it is to teach modern foreign languages at secondary school?
New analysis of national data reveals a sharp fall in the number of children taking modern foreign languages at GCSE. Between 2004 and 2024, entries dropped […]
What financial topics do secondary school children actually understand?
As young people prepare for adulthood, understanding financial matters becomes increasingly important. However, a recent survey shows that 72% of secondary school children feel they […]
Concerns Grow Around Sex Education in Schools: Which UK Cities Are the Most Vocal?
In 2020, sex and relationship education became a legal requirement for students aged 11 and up. While this monumental shift aimed to provide young people […]
How to Brand Your School in 2025
In 2025, branding your school effectively is more than just creating a logo or designing a prospectus. It’s about building a cohesive identity that resonates […]
How much do parents spend on their children by the time they leave primary school?
As families continue to deal with the ongoing cost of living crisis, with 100,000 more children said to be in relative poverty this year compared […]
4 Top Tips to Create an Inclusive SEND-Friendly Space
With over 1.5 million children in the UK recognised as having special educational needs (SEN), the demand for spaces that cater to those who require extra support is growing. The number of children requiring SEN support […]
A third of UK parents would remove their children from school if it turned into an academy
New research has revealed the scale of British parents’ disapproval of the school academy system, with more than a third (34%) stating that they’d even […]
37% of teachers have spent £40 on EdTech School Supplies due to cuts
Although there are plans for a £10 million UK government strategy for EdTech in schools, there is still a lack of understanding when it comes […]
“Just enough” is not enough: why we’re failing SEN students in the UK
The South East of England has the highest number of SEN students, yet London gets £22 million more in high needs funding Under-funded state schools […]
Teaching Your Kids to Resist Peer Pressure
Peer pressure is something that all of us face at some point in our lives, but some of us feel more comfortable resisting it than […]
How to Identify Your Child’s Learning Style
Children receive and process information all day, every day, especially at school. The way they do this differs from child to child and if you […]