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  • International Education Shifts as Policy, Technology and Student Choices Evolve
    International Education Shifts as Policy, Technology and Student Choices Evolve 27.04.26

    International education is changing rapidly in 2026, shaped not only by universities but also by governments, schools, and technology-driven learning models. Across the world, students are facing a more complex and competitive landscape when it comes to studying abroad and…

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  • Private School Scholarships & Bursaries Explained in a Post-VAT World
    Private School Scholarships & Bursaries Explained in a Post-VAT World 16.04.26

    Rising costs across the independent school sector—including VAT on fees and increased operating pressures—have led many families to question what financial support is still available. But despite these changes, bursaries and scholarships remain a significant part of school funding, with…

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  • Co-Education: Preparing Students for Life, Not Just Exams
    Co-Education: Preparing Students for Life, Not Just Exams 23.03.26

    Since its founding in 1894, Ibstock Place School has championed co-education, aiming to provide a holistic environment that develops students socially, emotionally, and academically. Evidence shows that co-educational settings do not disadvantage academic outcomes; in fact, they can enhance self-confidence,…

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  • New Principal Appointed at Award-Winning Monkton Combe School
    New Principal Appointed at Award-Winning Monkton Combe School 09.03.26

    Monkton Combe School has welcomed Bradley Salisbury as its new Principal, marking an exciting new chapter for the Independent Boarding School of the Year 2025. A former Monkton pupil, Bradley returns with both personal insight and extensive leadership experience. He…

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  • Bringing Shakespeare to Life for SEND Students
    Bringing Shakespeare to Life for SEND Students 26.02.26

    The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) is making Shakespeare more accessible than ever for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) through its new Shakespeare Curriculum. Historically, Shakespeare has been seen as complex and inaccessible, but the RSC has spent…

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  • Does My Child Need a Tutor? A Practical Guide
    Does My Child Need a Tutor? A Practical Guide 19.01.26

    Tutoring in the UK has shifted from remedial support to helping children gain a competitive academic edge. The key is having a clear purpose: a tutor should address a specific need, such as preparing for exams, filling a learning gap,…

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  • Heathfield School Raises Funds for Charity
    Heathfield School Raises Funds for Charity 13.11.25

    Heathfield School’s annual Music Captain’s Concert took place in October, showcasing a range of student performances and supporting the theme of “Opportunity.” The event raised nearly £300 for Young Sounds, a charity that provides music lessons for children and young…

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  • Repton School Named ‘Best for Sport’ in 2025 Independent Schools Guide
    Repton School Named ‘Best for Sport’ in 2025 Independent Schools Guide 13.10.25

    Repton School has been named the UK’s leading independent school for sport, winning the Best for Sport award in The Week Independent Schools Guide: Best of the Best Senior Schools 2025. The guide praised Repton’s combination of elite performance and…

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  • MPs Call for Urgent Overhaul of SEND Support in UK Schools
    MPs Call for Urgent Overhaul of SEND Support in UK Schools 29.09.25

    A new cross-party report from Members of Parliament has highlighted the urgent need to reform how mainstream schools support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The number of children identified as having SEND has risen sharply in recent…

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