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Does punishing bad behaviour at school really change things or is rehabilitation a better way forward? Andy Woodward considers a tricky conundrum

14s pupil Olivia shares her experience of the recent GCSE trip to the Olympic Studios to watch a streamed performance of Macbeth at The Donmar Warehouse.

Andy Woodward has just returned from an an investigative journey into 'the manosphere', the male world as lived and expressed through social media. As...

Head of History of Art, Ms. Hannah Kroes, invites Lower Sixth Art students to select one exhibit from this year’s Turner Prize and present their case for why it deserved to win.

Setting boundaries for teenagers can be challenging and frustrating for parents but, argues Head of Harrodian Senior School, Andy Woodward, it's well worth the effort

Head of Senior School Andy Woodward reminds us why eating breakfast is so important, especially for our teenagers.

Should teachers share difficult aspects of their own life experience with children? Head of Senior School, Andy Woodward believes such honesty has many potential benefits.

With the school's 30th Anniversary looming, Mr Hooke asked some of our senior female students and teachers to reflect on how good Harrodian is at educating girls.

Mr Woodward's pastoral blog has a guest contributor this week, as Mr Guy Holder states the case for delaying the age at which we give smartphones to our children.

Half-term sports trips included gave our Senior hockey players experience of Spain's top training facilities and our Senior Prep a taste of Austria's sunny ski slopes.