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Amid the sadness and turmoil of the Covid19 crisis, Deputy Head of the Senior School Andy Woodward finds some reasons to be cheerful

World Book Day reminds Mr Rodricks that Mathematics is a universal language hat children need to learn to speak in daily life if they are to become fluent.

What is behind the surge that has seen applications to Harrodian's A-Level Psychology course increase by 70 per cent? In his latest blog, Mr Hooke considers how and why the subject has come of age

What did GCSE students make of their authentic Shakespearean experience of Macbeth at the Globe theatre. We asked three of them.

Harrodian sporting teams and individuals defied the wild and wet winter to produce some outstanding end-of-the-season results

In this ‘Bonus Extra’ blog, Andy Woodward confesses his love of 'holding forth' in assembly and shares the big question he asked Senior pupils to ask themselves in half-term assembly late last year

History of Art students enjoyed the beauty of the ‘Pre-Raphaelite Sisters’ exhibition but wondered if the curators could have dug deeper into the way these influential women were portrayed

Lucy Horan reflects on varied and valuable Pre-Prep lessons and activities in the first few weeks of term

Jenny O'Neill explains why January is the perfect moment for calm reflection and plan making in the Prep

How can you help your child with her homework without causing confusion or an argument. Warren Rodricks offers his four rules for frustration-free Maths home studies