The uncertain landscape of AI in education: https://t.co/JUUEObZPV3 @theallinpod #AI #education

Our Friends of Radnor hosted a very successful charity Golf Day which saw many of our parents and pupils enjoy a round of golf in the sunshine and excellent hospitality @farleigh, while raising money for our School charities. #golf #sevenoaks #holeinone #longestdrive https://t.co/iZD1RC2biX

Fantastic performances from our Prep athletes at the ISA Junior Athletics competition. Well done everyone! @isaschools @ISAsportUK #sevenoaks #prepschool @rh7_sport https://t.co/pFXRWMDr6k

Afraid of messy play? Philippa Lang discusses why putting your child in charge of playtime is hugely beneficial. https://t.co/dfLpxNqv4E @tes @GoodSchoolsUK @ISParent @iapsuk #messyplay

Could AI save education? In his latest blog, Radnor Head David Paton explores the impact of AI on teaching and learning. https://t.co/wwHn7DkWYj #AI @tes @GoodSchoolsUK #teaching #learning #sevenoaks

Some excellent opportunities to join our wonderful community here at Radnor in a range of teaching and support roles. https://t.co/DBTFHGskDa #sevenoaksjobs #teaching #sevenoaks #schooljobs #kentjobs

'What if, by falling down on their own, children learn to stand unaided?' David Paton reflects on different parenting styles to examine how children are prepared for the adult world. @AbigailShrier @JonHaidt #growingup #parenting https://t.co/LPYQc6GQBJ

Mealtime battleground? Faye Green, Head of Pre Prep, shares her tips on navigating fussy eating. https://t.co/dXJzJ38u5m #fussyeating #fussyeater #mealtimes #preprep #sevenoaks

Would the US really ban TikTok? @BBCRadio4 @BBCr4today #jonathanhaidt #theanxiousgeneration #professorleeelliotmajor https://t.co/nhSufh1JTq

Happy Earth Day At Radnor, we're passionate about protecting the world around us and that is why we're committed to delivering a strong eco education and working together as a community to improve our school's environmental impact. Read more at: https://t.co/MmyV4wOD53 https://t.co/4qzpOlfDiz

Congratulations to Toby and Natascha in Year 13 and Mr Fuller, Graduate Sports Assistant, who celebrated receiving their Gold DofE Awards at an event at Buckingham Palace recently with Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh. During the event, they mingled on the grounds of Buckingham Palace an...

A talented squad of Radnor athletes performed superbly at the ISA London South Athletics Championships at Norman Park Bromley recently. Our 11 event winners have qualified to represent London South at the ISA National Athletics Championships in Birmingham in June. An outstanding achievement!

It was an active and wet start to the Summer Term for 18 intrepid Sixth Formers who travelled to the Lake District for their Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award practice expedition. Our pupils completed a challenging four day expedition, spending three nights under canvas and covered more than 60 kil...

Radnor’s commitment to community service is extensive and underlined by our annual ‘Make a Difference Day’ (MaDD) which sees the whole school (less those studying for exams) volunteer a whole day of service to charitable and voluntary organisations around us. 

When I finally look back on my life and consider the biggest challenge I experienced, my hunch is that raising three children will be at the top of the list.  Over the years, my wife and I have played the roles of doctor, life coach, WiFi technician, nutritionist, mentor, teacher, psychologist...

You may know that before I discovered teaching, I started out in life as an investment banker.  Well, I was a lowly analyst really, but I was fortunate in that I dealt with high tech advisory work for some interesting clients. Someone recently recommended a Podcast which continues to scratch th...

Children who play more are healthier, happier and more successful at school. Of course they are! Play is the language of children - a developmental necessity. It is through play that they learn to understand themselves, one another, and the world around them. Play breeds curiosity and creativity, bu...

Two news stories caught my eye this week.  Wayve, a British company developing an AI system for autonomous driving, is raising $1bn and poised to disrupt the emerging driverless car market with its machine learning algorithms.  The other quotes a Professor at Trinity College Dublin who lam...