Teaching and Learning

“Some birds are not meant to be caged, that’s all. Their feathers are too bright, their songs too sweet and wild. So you let them go, or when you open…

Friday was ‘one of those days’ for me.   Alongside being one of my heaviest teaching days (4 out of 6 lessons – and I think it’s a vital part…

Unusually this year, we had a number of students join us at the end of their Year 11, either continuing their courses or picking up new ones in the knowledge…

We are delighted to share the impressive university offers received by our students this year. Their perseverance and academic excellence have been rewarded with places at their chosen universities. This…

A Level results day always brings with it an enhanced degree of stress and anxiety.   In amongst the scenes of jubilant students picking up results, joyous in the knowledge…

As a small college, our staff and students enjoy several distinct advantages. For our staff, smaller class sizes allow for more focused and personalised teaching, ensuring that each student receives…

Following Rishi Sunak’s calling of a General Election on the 22nd of May, whilst the nation is not quite yet in the grip of campaigning fever, political discourse has certainly…

We are pleased to share the results of our latest ISI inspection with you. In February 2024, The Independent Schools Inspectorate visited the college, to which they reviewed; Standards relating…

This week at Ealing College we did a Lesson Swap exercise. The focus is on questioning to empower students to take ownership in lessons and ask questions. During the last…