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A BBC investigation has revealed that Somerset Council spent over £400,000 on unaccredited online school placements for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) between April 2024 and January 2025—double the previous year’s spending. While some families view online…

Positive Outcomes with Mobile Ban 17.02.25

Berwickshire High School in Scotland, one of the first state schools to ban mobile phones in classrooms, has seen improved student behaviour, reduced bullying, and higher exam results since implementing the policy in 2020. Headteacher Bruce Robertson attributes these positive…

The Rising Costs Faced By Universities 14.02.25

A report published by The Office for Students (OfS) predicts more than a third of Universities are likely to have serious cash flow problems in 2025, which brings with it a potential for radical changes to the higher education landscape….

American Interest 08.02.25

L-J Andrew visits Knightsbridge School to find out why UK independent schools are one of the biggest draws for families relocating from the US Buoyed by a strong dollar and wealth creation during the pandemic, record numbers of American families…

Prime Time 08.02.25

Shona Colaco Head of Knightsbridge School outlines the importance of going beyond academia to provide pupils with a full and rounded education.

Languages Not Key To Careers 04.02.25

The declining interest in modern foreign languages (MFL) at GCSE level is a critical issue with far-reaching implications. While some students recognise the intrinsic value of language learning, the majority perceive it as irrelevant to their future careers. This trend,…

A World of Adventure 04.02.25

In their final year of Stonyhurst St Mary’s Hall, the Preparatory School for Stonyhurst College, polite and confident young teenagers are ready to make the smooth transition to senior education. At Stonyhurst St Mary’s Hall (SMH) Prep School children enjoy…

Age Of Experience 25.01.25

For people living outside the UK, Britain’s illustrious private school system can sometimes seem perplexing and impenetrable. Serena Templeton spoke to Neil Pocket, director of @school-in-ukabout finding a school tailored to meet individual children’s needs It’s often said that ‘British…

Britain to Become AI Superpower 23.01.25

British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has outlined his vision for the UK to become an “artificial intelligence superpower,” emphasizing a pro-innovation approach to AI regulation and pledging to make the country a global leader in AI development. Speaking at University…

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