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BBC Young Chorister of the Year 2023
We are absolutely delighted to announce that Year 8 pupil Belinda Gifford-Guy has won the 2023 BBC Young Chorister of the Year competition (Junior category). The final of this enormously…
Celebrating 17 years of leadership as St Mary’s School set to welcome new Headmistress
Students and teachers at St Mary’s School, Cambridge, are set to bid a fond farewell to Headmistress, Charlotte Avery, in 2024 after 17 years of leadership at the school. Charlotte’s…
Millfield pilots sports programme to drive social change
Millfield athletes are being educated on how to use sport as a force for good in a new pilot. Thirty-one sport captains, who are selected annually to lead their chosen…
The Leys is Named East Anglia’s Independent School of the Year
The Leys has been named East Anglia’s Independent School of the Year by The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2024. The guide is widely acknowledged as the most authoritative survey…
St Swithun’s student Jessica takes the helm as ‘Headmistress for the Day’
St Swithun’s School handed over the reins to student Jess C, who assumed the role of ‘Headmistress for the Day’ in an initiative fostering student leadership and engagement. As part…
Youngsters at Harrogate school get to the sharp end of a prickly issue – with help from Rhubarb the hedgehog
BUDDING Sir David Attenboroughs at a Harrogate school have been learning how to solve one of nature’s most prickly problems – by safeguarding the future of one of Britain’s best-loved…
Godolphin unveils its intention to move to co-education and announces decision to join schools Group, United Learning
Godolphin intends to embark on a significant journey towards co-education. Starting in September 2024, Godolphin Prep will welcome both boys and girls across all year groups. Godolphin Senior will offer…
Teen launches county-wide Christmas jumper fundraiser in memory of baby Emma
A TEENAGER who was just six years old when his baby cousin died on Christmas Eve, aged 26 days old, has launched a county-wide fundraising campaign for the Yorkshire hospice…
Gordonstoun Pipers strike a chord with the king after being awarded special coronation medals
King Charles has awarded Gordonstoun’s pipe band special commemorative medals for playing the pipes during the Coronation celebrations in July. The King, a former student of the Moray school,…
Financial Times Student Advocates – Bromsgrove school
Bromsgrove School students, Alexander Lebedev and Celia Vanderweyen have both been appointed as Financial Times Student Advocates. As advocates, their role consists of promoting the Financial Times and their reading…
AI SOLUTIONS FOR SCHOOLS: SUPPORTING PEOPLE, NOT REPLACING THEM #AD
AI is everywhere, but for independent schools it isn’t about automation for automation’s sake. Used thoughtfully, AI helps school teams work smarter, freeing them to focus on what matters most: human connection and meaningful conversations with families.
At Innermedia, we work with schools across the UK to strike the right balance between digital efficiency and real warmth, helping schools feel responsive without losing the human touch.
Read the full press release below:
www.boarding.org.uk/2026/02/19/ai-solutions-for-schools-supporting-people-not-replacing-them-ad/
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