Private School Archive

Up to 500 pupils expected to study at Brighton site if plans given permission

A headteacher at Queen Margaret’s School for Girls based in York has praised her staff for representing the north for its innovation and development in education...

Ministers faced claims of having “no clue” after they defended comparing private school fees with the cost of an overseas family holiday.

Closure follows Covid impact and decline in demand for boarding, while independent schools’ financial difficulties were highlighted in a Tes Scotland investigation this week

The education chief for Globeducate joins the Tes International Podcast to explain how he’s leading the group’s 50-plus schools around the world in navigating the rapid...

TEACHER-led education must be at the “heart of schools amid concerns over invidious and dangerous” artificial intelligence (AI), a head teacher warned today.

Fees at the UK's private schools have risen by 5.6 per cent from last year, according to figures from the Independent Schools Council.

Our assessment of children’s reading skills is currently missing a crucial component, says Megan Dixon

A guide to the hybrid schooling models that won’t (totally) break the bank

Tory MP tells institutions, said to have slave trade links, to focus more on offering value for money instead of paying reparations

Pupil recalls being a pupil with a free place at a direct grant school, and the snobbery of her fee-paying classmates

For if you’ve got a spare £30 grand.