12 Te Modern Family Education & schooling The Modern Family recommends


Ada National College for Digital Skills Ada equips students with exceptional skillsets, mindsets and professional networks to pursue a career in tech. Te specialist sixth form teaches digital skills alongside a programme of employer projects, one-on-one industry coaching and outstanding progression opportunities. Finished school already? Te digital apprenticeships, with Google, Deloitte, Expedia, Siemens and many more, are the perfect way to begin a career in tech. ada.ac.uk


Bosworth Independent College Day and boarding school In 2019, Bosworth Independent College in Northampton had its best ever GCSE results to date with 21% grade 9. A-level outcomes were noteworthy too: 87% achieving between A* and C. Staff, students and parents value the exceptional pastoral support that’s at the heart of Bosworth. bosworthcollege.com


Gad’s Hill School in Dickens’ former home An independent school for girls and boys aged three to 16 in the Kent countryside, just 13 minutes from Ebbsfleet International train station. Te former home of Dickens, Gad’s Hill School has more than 12 acres of outdoor space, with on-site facilities including a Forest School and indoor climbing wall. Gad’s provides wraparound care from 7.30am until 6pm. gadshill.org


Ardingly College Preparing students for the world Ardingly College’s success speaks for itself. Te college prepares students for life beyond school in a competitive world. It offers a curriculum that gives both breadth and depth and provides the environment and opportunities for students to find and build on their strengths. Ardingly College is an inspiring and engaging school on paper and in person. ardingly.com


New Hall School Nursery opens New Hall School in Chelmsford has opened a new, purpose-built Nursery offering a full day’s provision from 7.30am-6.30pm. At New Hall, children can enjoy a spectacular learning environment on a 70-acre site, with outstanding sporting and performing arts facilities, just 45 minutes from Liverpool Street. Modern boarding options also offer an ideal solution for busy families. newhallschool.co.uk


Hurst College Record-breaking exam results Tis was a vintage year for Hurst College in Sussex — a truly co-educational school for pupils from the ages four to 18. On every metric the college performed at its very best. Record-breaking exam results at A-level (84% A*-B) and GCSE (83% grades 9-7) meant Hurst was at the very top of the pile. hppc.co.uk


My Online Schooling Learn from anywhere in the world My Online Schooling provides a full-time education online for young people aged eight to 18. It’s adapted the best aspects of physical schooling to the online environment so its pupils receive the full educational experience, minus the distractions and pressures of traditional classrooms. It follows the English National Curriculum. myonlineschooling.co.uk


Channing School Holistic approach to academia Channing School is an independent school for girls aged four to 18 in Highgate, north London. Channing offers a unique, holistic and balanced combination of academic excellence, co-curricular breadth and unsurpassed pastoral care. Come and see how a Channing education could empower your daughter to achieve and enjoy success herself. channing.co.uk


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