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A pioneering school made out of bamboo in the middle of a jungle in Indonesia aims to show the world how a focus on environmental sustainability improves pupil wellbeing, writes Molly Bolding

At a quirky, doughnut-shaped primary and preschool in Japan, children study in moveable classrooms, play on the roof and learn to stand on their own two feet from the outset, finds Molly Bolding

If you think keeping education going amid a pandemic is hard, take inspiration from Bangladesh’s armada of monsoon-resistant school boats, writes Molly Bolding

As an online tutor, Molly Bolding has identified where students struggle in GCSE English – here she offers solutions

Cambridge undergraduate Molly Bolding says that, coming from a comprehensive, she secured a place at her dream university only through a lucky break. She explains how she developed practical criticism classes for sixth-formers at her old school to assuage their fears about applying to elite institutions

This current Cambridge student says young people need more than just knowledge if they’re coming from a background like hers and want to get into a top-tier university