In every aspect of life, science is more important than ever – and schools are rising to the challenge.

Just as technology is now involved with every aspect of life, the school subjects that used to be considered the preserve of boffins and nerds are becoming much more integrated with other parts of the curriculum. And a proper grounding in theoretical and practical sciences is now essential for careers in an ever-increasing range of areas.

The school’s Head of Science, Bill Burnett, describes the centre as: ‘striking, innovative and simply fun to be a part of.

The school’s Head of Science, Bill Burnett, describes the centre as: ‘striking, innovative and simply fun to be a part of.'

Classrooms have a flexible layout, with a range of imaginative designs.

Classrooms have a flexible layout, with a range of imaginative designs.

Named after Nobel Prize-winning chemist Sir Derek Barton, a former Tonbridge pupil, the spectacular three-storey building places science and technology at the heart of school life

Named after Nobel Prize-winning chemist Sir Derek Barton, a former Tonbridge pupil, the spectacular building places science and technology at the heart of school life

Moving Times

As a life-long Everton fan, Mike Piercy knows a thing or two about resilience! As we look towards the next academic year, he shares his insights There aren’t many of us around the Weald – Everton supporters, that is. A...

The NEWS

The latest information from schools across the South East An exciting new chapter Long recognised as one of the world’s finest boarding schools, The King’s School Canterbury is increasing its versatility and accessibility this autumn with the introduction of flexi-boarding,...

Meet the…Pupils

Hilden Grange headteacher, Malcolm Gough invited Gordon Lee to speak directly to two of their pupils – Anish (Year 8) and Cassia (Year 6) and this is what he learnt A friend once told me that all he wanted for...