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Cranleigh School wins Hampton Sevens for second year
Cranleigh School, 28 February 2023: Cranleigh School has won the prestigious Hampton School Sevens Tournament for the second year running. Incredibly, since 2012, the School has now won the title four times…
St Swithun’s pupil visits Geneva for UNICEF UK Youth Advisory Board
St Swithun’s sixth form student and head girl Jamie undertook the trip of a lifetime earlier as she traveled to Geneva as one of the three representatives of the UNICEF…
Woodhouse Grove Welcomes Spurs and England Footballer, Michael Dawson
We were delighted to welcome Michael Dawson, former Spurs football captain and England player, for a Q&A session with Mr Bradburne, our Director of Sport.   Michael reinforced that hard work,…
A Brighton sixthformer is breaking into the male dominated world
A Brighton sixthformer is breaking into the male dominated world of professional double bass playing after winning a coveted scholarship to the Royal College of Music. Karena Tam, a year…
York school scoops pioneering mental health award
A York school has achieved the School Mental Health Award which is delivered by the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools. Queen Margaret’s School for Girls was…
Leysian Takes Gold in UK Linguistics Olympiad
Lower Sixth pupil Edward S, from The Leys School Cambridge, achieved a Gold award in the first round of the 2023 UK Linguistics Olympiad Advanced Paper, placing him in the…
Guide dog Sheba’s visit teaches Ashville Prep School pupils about charity’s work
Pupils from Harrogate’s Ashville Prep School have been learning about the crucial work of a charity supporting people with visual impairments – thanks to the visit of Sheba, the guide…
Royal Hospital School Pupil Celebrates National Poetry Win!
Jessamy Lloyd, in Year 10 at the Royal Hospital School, has won Greenpeace’s National Poetry Competition, ‘Poems for the Planet,’ in the 11-18 years category. With over 2,700 applicants writing…
The show finally goes on… all-girl Les Mis spectacular brings house down after three year wait
After a three year wait, Brighton pupils finally got to stage their all-girl cast performance of Les Miserables. Initially meant to be performed in 2020, girls from Years 7 to…
West End and Broadway show Six The Musical by Roedean School
Tudor history was given a girl power update when Brighton pupils put on one of the first performances of the teen version of the hit West End and Broadway show…
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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