So the Secretary of State for Education has said that the Government is going to deliver Post Qualifications Admissions before the next election. He is clear that places should be awarded… Find out more
Please see below examples from a variety of HMC schools as to how they are marking Black History Month 2020: Wellington School has put together a useful presentation pack with… Find out more
Are GCSEs changing? A blog by Andrew Johnson, Headmaster of St Benedict’s School, Ealing. Just consider, for a moment, what it must be like to be in year 11 right now, in… Find out more
Other than the occupational hazard of the ubiquitous school raffle ticket, I’ve never been much of a gambler. This lifelong lesson was learned at a young age amongst the slot… Find out more
See below for blogs which discuss issues surrounding the awarding of exams: HEPI blog, Hindsight is a wonderful thing: Ofqual, gradings and appeals, (Dennis Sherwood), 23.07.2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Members’ blog – Perspectives on the pandemic: heads share the lessons of the lockdown: See here. (Member Zone access required).
The great work of HMC schools since the COVID-19 outbreak is continuing with many examples of schools supporting the NHS and their local communities. These are just a few examples… Find out more
HMC schools have been providing great support to their local communities – and delivering national initiatives – following the COVID-19 outbreak. These are just a few examples of HMC schools… Find out more
While achieving the best grades is at the forefront of most sixth formers’ minds, it’s often what happens next that troubles them. They wonder where their path will lead them… Find out more
Christ’s Hospital will be offering 85% of its new pupils entering year 7 a fee-assisted boarding place at the school this September. More than 20% of these pupils will be… Find out more
Guest blog written by Clive Lewis (Globis Mediation Group) It is inevitable that where there are people, differences will surface from time to time. Sometimes these differences can be nipped… Find out more
Ernest Gimson, the great Arts and Crafts’ maker and architect, described architecture as “building touched with emotion”. Gimson’s final and greatest work was the Bedales Library, which opened in 1921… Find out more
In a recent article for The Telegraph, Sir Ken Robinson exhorts parents to get their kids outside and playing over the half-term holiday, stressing the great developmental benefits of fresh… Find out more
