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Early years tips
Those halcyon first years at school are also a crucial learning time. So, how best can you enthuse and encourage your youngsters without going overboard? Lottie Rogerson, principal of Pre-Prep at Cottesmore School at Pease Pottage has some tips. What’s the most important thing to do for children this age? Let them be children! It’s […]
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Stepping up: Year 2 to 3 transition tips
If you have a child moving from Year 2 to Year 3 take a look at our expert tips on how to smooth their step up and help them navigate their new school term.
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Bede’s Senior School, Upper Dicker, Hailsham
Muddy says: Fabulous boarding facilities and innovations from a ‘day boarder’ concept to a pupil-run mini zoo help set this senior school apart.
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Vinehall, Robertsbridge
Muddy says: A recent shake-up of the curriculum will entice parents seeking a progressive style of education for their child, besides small class sizes and beautiful views.
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Cumnor House Sussex, Danehill
Muddy says: Smart new classrooms, a pioneering wellbeing programme, a strong scholarship record and parental inclusion tick a lot of boxes at Cumnor.
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Cottesmore School, Pease Pottage
Muddy says: This full boarding, family-feel co-ed, feeding major public schools, occupies a grand Victorian mansion with a surprisingly cosy interior.
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Brighton College, Brighton
Muddy says: Impressive new buildings and a 'be yourself' attitude, including LGBT positivity, are standouts at this school beyond its strong academic reputation.
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Great Walstead School, Lindfield
Muddy says: This Mid Sussex co-ed prep and pre-prep lets children be children. A pupil-run farm is part of its outdoorsy focus.
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Burgess Hill Girls, West Sussex
Muddy Says: A selective school for 'sparky' girls aged 2-18 that particularly excels in art, textiles and science.
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Eastbourne College
Muddy says: A major new wing has added exciting sports and arts facilities to this historic school in the heart of Eastbourne.
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