The Royal Hospital School (RHS) in Holbrook, Suffolk is proud to share that it has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2024 Talk Education Awards for Innovation in Education, in the highly competitive Bursary Provision category.
Earlier this year, Talk Education, who has a combined total of over 350 years’ experience researching, writing and editing schools’ reviews, launched these awards to celebrate groundbreaking approaches and advancements in education. The selection process was rigorous, with hundreds of schools from around the globe submitting their entries. A dedicated team of judges spent the summer carefully evaluating each submission. The sheer number and quality of entries were truly remarkable, and RHS is proud to have made the shortlist in such esteemed company. This recognition reflects the Royal Hospital School’s dedication to fostering an inclusive learning environment and ensuring access to quality education for all students.
Irfan Latif, Headmaster at RHS commented on this achievement, saying: “We are immensely proud to be shortlisted for this prestigious award, which recognises our commitment to making education accessible to a diverse range of students. At RHS, we believe in the transformative power of education and are dedicated to providing opportunities that allow every student to thrive, regardless of their financial background. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire school community.”
RHS’ launched its Centennial Bursary Campaign, a fundraising initiative in 2023 to support 100 students with bursaries at the school by its centenary in 2033. RHS’ Giving Day current fundraising total of £124,191 (as of now) is significantly contributing to the Centennial Bursary Campaign.
The full list of shortlisted schools and winners in each category, can be seen online here.
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