We’re all adjusting to this ‘new normal’ and for many of us that means having to navigate the trials and tribulations of working from home with kids running around the house. Here are some top tips to help you remain focussed and... -

Even while the nation is in lockdown, there are many independent schools rising to the challenge of helping the less fortunate and more vulnerable members of their communities. Here?s our roundup?. Eton College, Berkshire ­? free childcare and... -

It?s been less than a week since pupils started learning from home. So, how have schools adapted to ensure that students still receive the best education possible" Thalia Thompson finds out These are certainly unprecedented times, but independent... -

Advice on how to work from home with kids, home school ideas, plus free home schooling resources With Google searches for “home school ideas� up by 140%* in the past week, questions around how children can best learn away from the classroom... -

Sponsored Content Access one-to-one bespoke piano lessons for children, plus summer courses around Europe with PIANO WEEK 2020 Since its inception in 2013, international festival and summer school PIANO WEEK has been attracting pianists of all... -

From fun games to play indoors to creative activities for families, we’ve rounded up the best indoor activities for kids Spending time indoors has become the new norm, and with the majority of UK schools now set to close, many parents will be... -

Everything you need to know about spelling for kids and helping your child learn to spell With schools set to close and many of us now cooped up indoors, it seems there’s no better time for your child to master their A-B-Cs. But what approach... -

Leonora Bamford and Nanny Anita share a few easy kids recipes to try at home Cooking with children is a great way to teach them about flavour, nutrition, and what happens when certain ingredients are mixed together. And with many families now... -

A debate on why and how ethnic-minority students are under-represented at highly-selective universities gave Charles Fillingham real pause for thought In 1979, Sir Michael Rutter, Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the Institute of... -

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Leonora Bamford and Nanny Anita share a few easy crafts for families to try at home Whether you’re a stay-at-home parent or currently working from home, you’ll no doubt be looking for a few ways to keep your children entertained over the... -

So you?ve received a bundle of offers for the next stage of your academic life. Well done, but what next" Thalia Thompson finds that even if you?ve visited your top-choice universities on an open day, attending an offer-holder day is a must Now... -

Sick of spending time inside" For an excuse to get outdoors, Becky Dickinson explains how to get your children interested in gardening With many of us now practising social distancing or self-isolating, it seems a shame to let the bright spring... -

A-Level Reforms: was it all worth it" Elizabeth Ivens takes a closer look and reports back Five years ago, some of the most controversial education reforms in history started to become a reality for millions of children, as a total overhaul of the... -

Everything you need to know about teaching your children about coronavirus and COVID-19 With new cases confirmed by the day, the UK government issuing warnings about the spread of COVID-19 and many of us now in self-isolation, it’s more... -

Joe Hytner, the Founding Director of top UK tuition company Titanium Tutors, advises those who may be considering moving their sessions online during the COVID-19 outbreak Many of our tutors and clients at Titanium Tutors have been asking us... -

Sponsored Content Trousse Chemise. Ile de Re In search of ideas for a family holiday" Here’s six reasons why you should visit the French island of Ile de Ré The island is easy and quick to get to Situated half-way down the west (Atlantic)... -

Head of Westonbirt School and mother of three, Natasha Dangerfield, talks teenage hopes and fears and helping young people on their emotional journey into adulthood The teenage years can be hurtful for parents and potentially damaging to family... -

We speak to Jeremy Banks, Head of Caldicott School, Buckinghamshire, about the history of the school, and educating its pupils to become future global citizens How long have you been at the school" Having been appointed to Caldicott in 2017, I... -