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In celebration of World Book Day, 2 March 2023, Product Executive Tamra has curated a collection of books suitable for children aged 11-13 years old. Continue to develop and support a love of reading with these imaginative and engaging titles for older children. Title Author ISBN Description Uglies Scott Westerfeld 978-1398524552 Is beauty skin-deep? Is it everything? If, on your 16th birthday, you could be as pretty as you wished, would you? At what cost? Face Benjamin Zephaniah 978-1408894989 Benjamin Zephaniah’s lyrical language shines in this gritty novel about discrimination, courage and, ultimately, friendship Remembrance Theresa Breslin 978-0552547383 WW1 ripped apart the lives of all it to...
In celebration of World Book Day, 2 March 2023, we curated a collection of books suitable for children aged 9-11 years old. It can be challenging to support and
ISEB stands for the Independent Schools Examinations Board–and a lot more besides. It is, essentially, ‘what it says on the tin’, an examination board for the independent sector, positioned at
In an ever-changing landscape, Simon Larter-Evans, Headmaster at St Paul’s Cathedral School, explores what schools can do to assuage the anxiety of parents and pupils as they approach the ISEB
“CE is so much more than an entrance exam. It is a curriculum.” Chairman of the Independent Schools’ Council, Barney Lenon, on the impact of CE and the motivation it
Head Jane Gandee and Head of Prep Jonathan Brough at St Swithun’s Girls’ boarding school in Winchester talk about the decision parents make as to the entry point their child
As the new Head of Dragon School in Oxford, and winner of ‘Best Head of a Prep School’ at the 2019 Tatler Awards, Emma Goldsmith is used to advising parents
