…to stretch and challenge pupils is to plan questions where the level of expectation can be carefully ratcheted up; moving from the ‘What?’ and the ‘When?’ to the ‘Why?’ and…
…to stretch and challenge pupils is to plan questions where the level of expectation can be carefully ratcheted up; moving from the ‘What?’ and the ‘When?’ to the ‘Why?’ and…
…his school with just one pupil, Blackall Simonds, whose portrait now hangs outside the Headmaster’s Study and, in the Spring of 1850, he was joined by two other boys –…
…will choose their favourite essay from each subject category and an overall ‘best essay’ across seven subjects: Philosophy, Politics, Economics, History, Psychology, Theology and Law. The competition usually holds an…
…here. Sport absolutely complements academic study. Nothing accelerates problem-solving ability like sport. It helps you to analyse problems, to resolve issues. Luke Webb, Director of Football At Bradfield,…
…Society AGMs. Tiff Hurren (G 12-17) Communication skills are among the most in-demand skills for employers. Developing those skills can benefit an individual in all aspects of life, from professional…
…(specifically: perception; reason; language; intuition; imagination; faith; emotion; memory) and discuss the circumstances under which knowledge acquired by these means can count as “justified, true belief”. 1 Pupils’ experience of…
…upright pianos represent Bradfield’s new status as an All-Steinway School, demonstrating our commitment to excellence by providing pupils with the best equipment possible for the study of music. Back in…
…means continuing a breadth of study across Maths, Literature, Languages, Science, Humanities and the Arts, whilst encouraging pupils to explore greater depth in their chosen Higher Level subjects. The curriculum…