Catholic education needs a radical return to its roots

Crime novelist Dorothy L Sayers is the unlikely inspiration for a growing grassroots movement in the US giving Catholic students a classical education

The college has always been ahead of its time – and still has so much to offer, says Michael Pritchett

In our annual survey, we identify Britain’s most influential Catholics from the worlds of business, philanthropy, politics, charity, education and media. These are our Top 75 making a difference today. Introduction by Olenka Hamilton

The pandemic has accelerated the closing of Catholic schools, as parishes and diocese bleed money. It also offers a rare chance to make Catholic education important again.

A group of Christian educators have asked the UK’s education secretary to postpone the introduction of the Relationships and Sex Education programme, scheduled for summer this year.

Catholic schools in the US face the sharpest decline in enrolment of students in nearly fifty years, new study finds.

As the government looks to expand mental health provision in schools, we have an opportunity to develop truly Catholic forms of support