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Hello! I founded Keystone Tutors in 2007, and have run it with an amazing team since. I also set up the SEN site dysTalk, am a Governor of two free schools in West London and a supporter of the Campaign for Real Education. I run and teach the annual nature and creativity club The Imaginarium. I write about education, and am particularly interested in UK independent schooling. There is more about me on my LinkedIN profile.

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The door to the exquisite Watts Chapel in Compton, Surrey

The Carfax Conduit, re-sited from the middle of Oxford by Capability Brown

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