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Students provide vital lifeline to care residents with trishaw rides
Gordonstoun students are taking part in a pioneering scheme offering free rides in eBike Trishaws to people with limited ability. Former student, HM The King, is a supporter of the…
Felsted students travel to Mumbai to support children’s charity
Playing cricket and helping out in maths lessons were just two of the many ways in which Sixth Form students from Felsted School in north Essex supported disadvantaged children in…
Wycombe Abbey Celebrates Pupils’ Achievements in Sport, the Arts and Technology
Wycombe Abbey is proud to celebrate the diverse talents and ambitions of its pupils. In recent weeks, three remarkable girls have achieved outstanding success across very different fields: charity and…
Millfield welcome Will Heywood as new Head of Hockey
Millfield is delighted to appoint Will Heywood as Head of Hockey. Will joins the sporting powerhouse from independent school Brighton College, where he has been Director of Hockey since 2021,…
LVS Ascot announces partnership with Southampton FC
LVS Ascot is proud to announce a new three-year partnership with Southampton FC, strengthening the school’s ambition to offer a leading school football programme for pupils from Year 7 through…
New Hall School Celebrates a Jazz-Infused St Cecilia Concert
This term, New Hall School hosted an exceptional St Cecilia Concert, delighting a packed audience in its historic Chapel with an evening of musical excellence. For the first time since…
Students bring their big ideas to life with striking ‘Little People’ art works
Award-winning photographer David Gilliver has given Gordonstoun students a rare insight into his internationally acclaimed ‘Little People’ miniature works. The renowned Glasgow-based artist has spent the past 20 years pioneering…
Oxfordshire school plants hundreds of trees to mark birthday
Tudor Hall School pupils have helped to plant more than 300 trees in their grounds to mark the school’s 175th birthday. Pupils and staff at the all-girls boarding and day…
Come From Away: A powerful and emotive triumph for Kimbolton School
KIMBOLTON SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGESHIRE – Kimbolton School’s Senior School pupils became some of the first students in the country to stage the new Schools Edition of Come From Away last week – the award-winning…
Abbey College Cambridge Students Lead Engaging Engineering Event
Dedicated and forward-thinking students from Abbey College Cambridge recently organised and delivered a dynamic engineering conference, welcoming students from schools across the region for the eagerly anticipated occasion. Students from…
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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