History as a Key Analytical Tool for the Digital Age
Evelyn Waite, teacher of History in Secondary, in a recent interview on COPE Valencia defended the study of the past as an essential tool for young people in the 21st century
Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body: Neuroscience and School Performance
Our teacher of Biología and Química for Spanish university entrance exams, Isabel López Taboada, gave a session for students and staff explaining the close relationship that exists between our lifestyle and our physical and emotional wellbeing
Navigating the Digital Era Together with Our Families
Ellen Raphael, teacher in Primary and member of the discussion panel at the event, shares her highlights from this insightful evening where families and staff had the opportunity to learn practical tips and gain reassurance on how to guide young people safely through the digital landscape
Innovation and Entrepreneurial Spirit
Laura Besols, teacher of the subject Business and Enterprise Model Design, explains the recent event in which her students, who are preparing this subject for the Specific Competency Tests (PCE) for Spanish university entrance, participated
Celebrating the Magic of Storytelling: Our Inaugural Inter-School Writing Competition
Rob Pickford, teacher in Primary, details the exciting first edition of the inter-school creative writing competition organised by Caxton College
The Stoppard Effect: Why the Humanities are the New Hard Skills
Tim Robinson, teacher of Secondary, reflects on the important role of the humanities in a changing world
Celebrating Global Success: Our Students’ University Journey
The Head of our International University Applications team, Jeanette Nugent, reflects on the success of our 26th cohort and the importance of the 'best fit' mentality in education today
Pedalling for a Charitable Purpose
We are incredibly proud to share the remarkable achievement of Jose Leal, Coordinator of our Competition Football and Swimming Teams, who recently cycled more than 1,000 kilometres to achieve an aim that goes far beyond mere sport
Towards True Inclusion: Neurodiversity Week in Primary
Ellen Raphael, teacher in Primary, presents the latest episode of our podcast, Conversations in Education, with Shona O'Callaghan of Empowering Creative Minds, to mark Neurodiversity Week in Primary
Unique Minds, Better Strategies
Irina Tobias, Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) in Secondary, shares her vision on the impact of neurodiversity in the classroom and how self-awareness is the deciding factor for students to stop seeing their traits as barriers and develop strategies for effective learning
One School, One Community: Celebrating Respect and Inclusion Week
Jason Philip and Carla Denecker, Deputy and Assistant Pastoral Heads in Secondary, explain the activities aimed at promoting these values among our students
Reading for Pleasure
By Jody Sayce, Deputy Head Academics in Primary
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