Malisa Kelly

ESPA UK

Malisa Kelly is a Level 2 business administration apprentice studying at Bath College and working at the European Student Placement Agency (ESPA UK).

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Bath Academy

Gaps in Education – Time to Adapt & Rethink Assessment of Students

With a return to school on the horizon, many students have felt lost and frustrated with learning remotely. How can students ensure they develop the necessary academic skills and depth of subject knowledge to reach their goals?

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As an independent college, Bath Academy’s flexible and personalised approach is what many students may need as they face a new phase of education in unsettled times. Click below to read more...

During Lockdown Student Wellbeing is Paramount

During lockdown, Bath Academy introduced an online Social & Personal Development Programme to support students and keep them connected. Click below to find out more..

Claire Lilley, Head, Royal High Prep School’s Creative Curriculum

This issue we speak to Claire Lilley, as she talks about her role at the Royal High School, why the girls don't do SATS testing, and reflects on her first year at the school - and what a year!

Focus on 'better-off' children rather than more attending 'good' schools

The outgoing Children's Commissioner, Anne Longfield, used her final speech in the role to appeal to government to focus on children who fall through the gaps. Click for more

Royal High School, Bath

“Every girl’s voice is heard and everyone’s opinion valued”

The stimulating curriculum promotes intellectual rigour, creative enquiry and critical thinking to ensure that girls will lead and shape the world confidently and positively, now and in the future. With excellent academic results, RHS girls become well-educated, well-rounded and well-balanced, able to navigate a global, multicultural, and technology-driven world successfully. It is the only school in Bath to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma. Click below to find out more...

What is the new 'Turing Scheme' and how will it work?

A new National Tutoring Programme will aim to help the poorest pupils, who missed out most when schools closed, through focused tuition. Click for more

Trainee teachers can qualify based on their progress

A new National Tutoring Programme will aim to help the poorest pupils, who missed out most when schools closed, through focused tuition. Click for more