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Felsted School appoints Head of Sustainability
Nia Thompson has been appointed as the first ever Head of Sustainability at Felsted School, with a remit to drive forward the school’s plan to become more environmentally friendly. …
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…
Roedean teachers sleep rough to raise money for city homeless charity
FOUR teachers from Roedean School spent the night sleeping rough this month to help raise cash to support a Brighton homeless charity. Phil Halsey, Anabel Fortes-Ortega, Natasha Holmes and David…
Abbey College Manchester Bolsters University Fair
Abbey College Manchester has successfully strengthened its annual university fair, welcoming additional universities to provide invaluable support to students with their applications. Now with eleven leading UK universities in…
Sixth formers bring anarchy to the stage
STATE-WIDE cover-ups and police corruption have been brought up to date for a school production full of timeless messages. A cast of seven sixth formers from Barnard Castle School…
Christ’s Hospital Student Speaks at Lord Mayor’s Launch
On 16 November, Manuela Musanga, a senior student and prefect from Christ’s Hospital school had the great honour of addressing the new Lord Mayor of the City of London, Michael…
Roedean poet meets Michael Rosen at national awards
A 16-year-old Roedean schoolgirl met former children’s laureate and author Michael Rosen after winning a national poetry competition. Amelia Mitchell beat off hundreds of entrants to win the TES SEND…
Royal Hospital School awarded the first Gold Historical Association Quality Mark in Suffolk
Royal Hospital School (RHS) in Holbrook, Ipswich, are delighted to announce that its History and Politics Department has been awarded the Gold Historical Association Quality Mark, becoming only the third…
Sir Ranulph Fiennes Inspires Christ’s Hospital Students
On 15 November, Christ’s Hospital was thrilled to welcome the renowned explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes OBE, to give a talk to senior students in the CH Theatre and inspire them…
St Edmund’s College marks Catholic heritage on ‘St Edmund’s Day’
Staff and students at St Edmund’s College, Ware, the oldest Catholic school in England, came together on Thursday 16th November to honour the school’s rich heritage with a series of memorable…
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Gaelle Sullivan shared highlights from the latest BSA research this morning with delegates at our Annual Conference for Heads.
Member schools can access the full report now: lnkd.in/gMaiqW3r
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