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There's no point in pretending we're perfect parents, says Andy Woodward. If we admit our weaknesses, children are more likely to listen our advice

Ms Horan highlights the benefits to pupils of being part of a large school 'family'

Lucy Horan explains how Literacy Week brings reading and writing to life, making it great fun for all.

English teacher, Digby Don finds overtones of both The Great Gatsby and Casablanca in Harrodian's daring period setting of Twelfth Night

It's sometimes a difficult subject for parents to broach, admits Andy Woodward, but we must grasp the nettle and talk about sex to our children

History of Art teacher Hannah Kroes took her Sixth Formers to the Courtauld Impressionists exhibition at the National Gallery. Here are their impressions

Goal setting and independent learning are top of Jenny O'Neill's Spring Term pastoral agenda... along with plenty of dressing up and having fun on the way

In her latest blog, Lucy Horan reviews recent Pre-Prep trips and explains why they are more than just a treat

Ms Horan congratulates Reception on a fantastic first term and extolls the virtues of our Reading Buddy scheme - an initiative that pairs them with PP3 pupils for dedicated reading time.

It's hard for parents when their teenagers start seeing them as a bore or an embarrassment. But, says Andy Woodward, its vital that they know we’re still there, still available and still loving them