A win for strong women
The results are in for the GDST’s Sixth Form student survey for International Women’s Day 2021
Educate girls – save the planet.
If we want a better future we must prioritise the education of girls, says Cheryl Giovannoni.
Doing it differently
A GDST alumna talks about her exciting degree apprenticeship at the new Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology.
Flying High
GDST alumna Amelia Ellis-Baumber on her degree apprenticeship with Rolls-Royce.
‘80% of the parenting we do comes down to role modelling.’
You Tuber and Co-founder of leading online safety organisation, Digital Awareness UK, Charlotte Robertson spoke to parents about how to be tech role models for their children
Are inflated grades the fairest option for 2021 exams?
Ofqual implying teachers should grade GCSEs and A levels against the usual standards is a problem, says Kevin Stannard.
Should we divorce A levels from university admissions?
Should we divorce A levels from university admissions asks Kevin Stannard, Director of Innovation and Learning at the GDST
This is our story
Historian, writer and broadcaster, David Olusoga, told a GDST audience of thousands that Black British history didn’t exist when he was at school.
‘Listen to your children. Label, identify and validate what they are feeling.’
South Hampstead Alumna and Chair of the University of Minnesota’s Institute of Child Development Professor Abi Gewirtz kicked off the…
