The power of social media must not signal the retreat of complex writing
By Dr Kevin StannardIn a world dominated by social media and emojis, we should remember that complex writing opens doors and expands horizons say’s GDST’s Director of Innovation and Learning.
Evening Standard names GDST CEO Cheryl Giovannoni as one of the most influential people in education
By GDSTCheryl Giovannoni, Chief Executive of the Girls’ Day School Trust, has been named by the Evening Standard as one of…
GDST Junior Maths Conference 2017
By GDSTGet a flavour of this year’s coding themed GDST Junior Maths Conference, an academic conference for Year 6 pupils from…
We’re standing up for girls’ education around the world
By GDSTToday, October 11, 2017, in celebration of International Day of the Girl, the GDST will launch, in collaboration with 15 international…
GB hockey champion Kate Richardson-Walsh inspires GDST young leaders
By GDSTOver 140 Sixth Form students from across the GDST network of schools were put through their paces last weekend (29…
GDST in the news – Summer 2017
By GDSTWelcome to our round-up of media coverage of the GDST over the past few months. Following on from the success…
Career insight days – engineering and finance in the spotlight
By GDSTAn oft quoted saying is that ‘you can’t be what you can’t see’ and with this in mind a number…
A taste of university life at the GDST Oxbridge Conference
By GDSTThe seventh annual GDST Oxbridge Conference took place at Clare College, Cambridge on the 8-9th July 2017.
Why we must prepare pupils for a digitally-demanding world
By Dr Kevin StannardGDST Director of Innovation & Learning, Dr Kevin Stannard, writes a weekly column for TES. In the the following article,…
