Education Matters

  • In Tune
    In Tune 10.02.22

    Welcoming instrument playing students from over 20 different countries, makes music an integral part of the Ecole d’Humanité ethos, as Music Teacher, Alessandro Viale explains What role does music play at the Ecole d’Humanité? Traditionally progressive for the past 87…

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  • Food For Thought
    Food For Thought 02.02.22

    According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 50% of adults in America struggle with preventable chronic diseases that are related to poor eating patterns. Obesity affects 19% of children and 42% of adults, costing taxpayers…

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  • Building An Arts Culture
    Building An Arts Culture 31.01.22

    Establishing Positive and Productive Partnership Programmes between Schools and the Arts Industry Case Study – Hannah Grigg – Primary Music Teacher There is a genuine benefit in complementing arts educational experiences offered in schools with industry partnership projects. Experiences must…

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  • Teaching Change
    Teaching Change 31.01.22

    A new survey reveals two-thirds of teachers believe climate change is not taught adequately in schools – as the student-written Climate Education Bill heads for its second reading in parliament. Student Scarlett Westbrook and Britain’s youngest MP, Nadia Whittome, are…

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  • Future Proofing
    Future Proofing 26.01.22

    Abode2 reports that a ready increases in graduate enrolments have been one of the precious few bright spots during perhaps the most volatile period for higher education in recent memory While the predicted mass closures of college campuses across the…

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  • Broad Experiences, Broader Minds
    Broad Experiences, Broader Minds 17.01.22

    L-J Andrew catches up with Gordonstoun principle, Lisa Kerr, to discover what’s involved in creating a curriculum that’s designed for life Gordonstoun has a rich and fascinating history. Is there a singular, defining moment that has shaped the school? Due…

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  • Daring To Care
    Daring To Care 13.01.22

    Pastoral care is regarded as an essential part of King’s School, Canterbury’s ethos. George Banns finds out more about how the school prioritises students welfare The King’s School, Canterbury has been educating and looking after young people for fourteen centuries….

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  • How online schools are completely different to pandemic remote learning
    How online schools are completely different to pandemic remote learning 12.01.22

    Over the past few years, numerous students, parents, and teachers alike have struggled with emergency at-home education during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, while the words “online school” may bring the same picture of remote learning to your mind, a true…

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  • A Rich Education
    A Rich Education 09.09.21

    What makes a Benenden education unique? With the pace of educational change accelerating, Abode2 spoke to Benenden Head, Samantha Price about how the school is preparing its students for a bright future The Complete Education approach at Benenden is absolutely…

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