The sense of quiet that has now descended on Packwood will be in contrast to the noise of happiness and festive spirit that will have

A split-second decision yesterday to take a Black Cab from an IAPS meeting in London led me to a brilliant conversation with Adam, my driver. Within moments he asked where I’d travelled from. “Shropshire,” I

There is a beautiful dichotomy at the heart of Remembrance. For centuries, composers have written Requiem Masses – Duruflé, Fauré and Mozart among the most well-known –

I have recently read a wonderful book that has been reprinted over 120 years since it was written. William J. Long’s ‘The School of the

Greetings from Brighton, where I have spent two days with nearly 400 Prep School Heads for our annual conference. Whilst I never enjoy being out

Isaac Newton’s call to arms for the acquisition of knowledge couldn’t be more pertinent now that the Open Source AI genie is out of the