Gold Stars, Sticker Charts, and Public Shaming: Why True Motivation Can’t Be Bought
By James, Head of Dallington School Last week a prospective [...]
The Power of Play in Education
Play is often described as the “work” of childhood, an [...]
Enriching Outdoor Activities for Half Term
By Shane, Dallington’s Forest School Teacher Half term is the [...]
How Autism Can Affect Learning and How Education Can Be Adapted for It
Every child learns in their own way. For some, the [...]
The Benefits of Small Class Sizes: Why Individual Attention Matters
Choosing the right school for your child is one of [...]
Neurodiversity in Children – How We Support Every Child
At Dallington, we have always believed that there is no [...]
What to Look for in a Primary School if You’re Relocating to London
Relocating to London, whether from another part of the UK [...]
The Benefits of Progressive Education in Primary Schools
As the world becomes more accepting of changes to the [...]
The Power of Positive Role Models in Education
The new Netflix series Adolescence has reignited important conversations about [...]
The Benefits of Not Wearing School Uniforms: A Fresh Perspective
At Dallington School, we embrace individuality and creativity as core [...]