There are three key stages to setting up a new school, says Magoo Giles, founder of the Knightsbridge School in central London.
Schools
Wearing it with pride
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Cecilia Holden, 17, of Christ’s Hospital Boarding School Sussex, explains why she voted to keep its 450-year-old Tudor uniform.
School Memories – Poles Apart
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Fashion designer Tomasz Starzewski, explains how a boyhood prank forced his parents to rethink his education.
Girl power
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As British sportswomen fail to deliver on a national level, Patricia Carswell finds out how schools are selling sport to girls.
Football: A class act
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The beautiful game is flourishing in independent schools, says John Goodbody
Schools Working together
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Independent and state schools are reaping the benefits of working together and it’s not as one-sided as you might think, says Thea Jourdan
Steiner Schools: An alternative educational system
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In spite of being tainted as a “new age” educational system, Annabel Heseltine finds that Steiner schools have not only survived but are flourishing.
International Baccalaureate Schools
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Music Schools – Learning a musical instrument in school
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There are hidden benefits to learning an instrument says Sara McDonnell.
Rageh Omaar – Somalia to Oxford
February 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Broadcaster Rageh Omaar recalls how the Dragon school introduced him to British boarding school life and gave him five bucolic fun-filled years.
