"We need to create environments in which teachers embrace the idea of continuous improvement… an acceptance that the impact of education on the lives of young people creates a moral imperative for even the best teachers to continue to improve.”(September 2014) – Dylan Wiliam...
Read MoreWith exams not far around the corner, James Ralphs, Head of Sixth Form, has provided some top tips to help guide you and your child through their revision. However, it is important to encourage their independence, so please remember that, while you naturally want your child to succeed, they are the...
Read MoreIn celebration of World Book Day, Louise Boothman, Teacher of English reflects back on a time before digital distractions and explains why we need to be encouraging children to read more...
Read MoreIt’s the time of year where as a school we gear up to admit a fine cohort of sixth formers for September 2019. Bryanston has always welcomed a pleasing number and quality of candidates at this point, and the existing yeargroups, year on year, enjoy and benefit from the injection of new ideas...
Read MoreOur former Head of Mathematics, Alex Hartley, explains why Maths is more relevant outside the classroom than you might think.
Read MoreFormer Head, Sarah Thomas, demystifies the language of schools, including the word tutor, which has a particular resonance for Bryanston.
Read MoreIn this week’s Bryanston Blog, our former Head of Sixth Form Ian McClary considers the reasons for going to university.
Read MoreFormer Director of Admissions, Edrys Barkham, shares her reflection on our introduction of the pre-test now that we have made our first set of offers. You can find out why we introduced the pre-test in a previous blog here.
Read MoreThis week Sarah Thomas considers why we shouldn't let a focus on perfection prevent us from doing our best.
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