Case Studies

Built in 1863, Fingringhoe Primary is probably the smallest school premises in Essex, accommodating four mixed-age classes of children from EYFS to Year 6. It’s a small school with big ideas and it’s on a mission to raise standards through improving teaching and learning. With ‘Project Inspire’ the school aims to motivate and inspire pupils

It takes real vision to look at an old gym building and see its potential as a vibrant centre for forward-thinking academic excellence, but at Kingsdale Foundation School in Dulwich, south east London, vision and ambition are second nature.  Leaders at Kingsdale are described by Ofsted as ‘tenacious in their pursuit of outstanding outcomes for

How one school transformed dark, cluttered classrooms into a light, bright learning space that works for every child. With washing lines adorned with paintings and pictures criss-crossing the classroom, work stuck on the windows and walls and a wendy house in amongst all the toys and resources, the reception classrooms at St Mary’s C of

Gloucester International School is an exciting school. Founded in 2016 by Dr Daniel Sturdy, a cognitive psychologist with a long background in education (his mother, Jill, established Sancton Wood School in Cambridge in 1976 and, together with his sister, he founded Holme Court School) GIS, an 11-16 school follows the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme